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This may help you.

https://pastebin.com/HfPR0PDT

Sorry…

I ran off ideas, maybe someone with more experience can help U

yes, that’s what i think, because it seems your theme have a call for two images in the same template for the big and one for the smaller one – then – i think the problem it’s in the call for the big image in <div id=”post-image-container”> but I have to say that I’m new to WP and I do not much about it but it’s worth a try…

Yes, in the Div called post-image-container
<div id=”post-image-container”> here is the problem in your post </div>

Try to delete the div from <div id=”post-image-container”> all the way to </div>

It will probably be in your index.php that’s why I said to backup your files first, what you can do is download the theme folder to your computer and look inside the files probably index.php, page.php or single.php

Don’t know if this make sense, if you need further help post it here and I will try to help U

Glad to help

if this worked you should change the stats for the post to Resolved

you can always try to be more specific in your css example if you want all the paragraph color of your content be diferent than other the rule will be #content p {color: #whatUWant} if it’s a link—> #content a {color: whatUWant} a footer —> #footer a {color: #WhatUWant} — etc…

The color in css it’s applied with hierarchy from general example body {color: #xxxx} and #content {color: #xxx} will be the last because it’s more focused where u want it …

Hope this helps…

I think you have a call for the big image on top of your post I think it’s in the div called “post-image-container” and the other it’s in the Paragraph itself p—>img…

try to delete that div but remember to do a backup first…

hope this helps…

for body (Main Text) should look
body {
color: #999999;
}

Line 23 in your CSS

I think the Menu will be
#branding a, #masthead a {
color: #474747;
text-decoration: none;
}
Line 48 in your CSS

And the Footer will be:
#footer a {
color: #333333;
}

Line 63 in your CSS

I found it with Firebug you just install the addon (if U have firefox) and right click –> inspect element that will show U the info about that particular class/id and the line in your css….

Hope this helps…

you can always can try another FTP software (I usually use filezila) and if you have a web based manager for your site (like cpanel), with you hosting you can try to change the permissions with that and not the actual ftp client…

you can try to follow this tutorial I think it can point you in the right direction, that’s one of the first tutorials I read about creating a custom templates
https://themeshaper.com/2009/06/22/wordpress-themes-templates-tutorial/

About XAMPP you can try to give it a test again, it’s pretty strait forward, it’s not that hard and if you need help I can try to give you a hand…
the address for XAMPP it’s
https://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html

I have to tell U this….

I need to mention that for your theme show in the dashboard themes the css need to have the information about that theme, you can try to read the css (he header comments) from another theme and copy it to your theme with different names…

Example:
/*
Theme Name: Your Theme Name
Theme URL: https://youraddress.com/
Description: The description that will be displayed in wordpress
Author: who did it
Version: x.x
*/

is the problem fixed already? I’ll be glad to help you if i can

I found the fix about this problem thanks to null and Rev. Voodoo in https://wordpress.stackexchange.com.

the problem was the function the_post_thumbnail, you can see all in the address:

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/10191/how-can-i-link-a-custom-post-type-thumbnail-to-intermediate-size

Sorry it was not intencional…

I’m a newbie in wordpress but have lot of experience in PC tech support,

I have to say that I’m newbie too but the way I’m learning it’s to install some web server like XAMPP or WAMP to try to do it in my computer instead of online that will work better for me because it’s faster to access your computer instead of something online (I have a slow connection) and do not have to worry about the content, you can create dummy content in your computer and if you broke your wordpress installation just install it again copy your theme folder to the new installation and no worries …

you can actually download that image and edit it or crop the one you want with the same size of the original an replace it with the same name…

I think your image it’s in the THEMEFOLDER/images/header-img.png