sheldz

you should use
<ul>
and put them so you could align them
dont use aside.

or for simpler way.. you can add this in your css

.textwidget a img {
    margin-top: 24px;
}

Sheldon

i checked your website and i found something natural

i think you are looking for a single page in every article when you click any of the articles in the home page.

and also i checked the dates of the articles and i found out that the “Yuz(u) will Luv These” is the most recent article and it is on the top of the blog page so it is not missing.

i used both firefox and google chrome by the way..

you need to check your settings and codes

check your settings in permalink
check if you installed some plugins that has redirection, try to disable one by one
check your codes in your header.php, functions.php or footer.php

sheldz

you are just fetching the url from your media library, to add alts in images you should manually code it.

sheldz ??

check your email if they are the same.

your website is under maintenance..

hey there.. i have a question for you before answering your questions.

is your wordpress site has a host?
-if you are.. then you can go to the cpanel and search for the phpmyadmin

or just running your site thru your localhost?
then it depends in your localhost application..

it seems like you still don’t have enough knowledge about developing websites.
anyways.. you’re welcome ??

In wordpress admin, usernames cannot be change. But you can hack that method by going to your database..

phpmyadmin>YourDataBase
>look for the table (table_prefix)_users and open it,. note: prefix default is wp_
>look for your username and change it then save..

grats! Username Changed! ??

try to go in your Admin and go to appearance>Theme Options or Customize

and you should learn how to deal with css.

where is your demo?

to align you logo together with your nav try this css

#header-left-section {
    margin-top: 5px;
}

#header-logo-image img {
    margin: 8px;
}

well in that case, i cant help you more than that.. that is a php code and some html tags.. just try to use that when you know how to code. ??

you mean from hide the navbar from not logged in users?

in that case this might help you

go to your file where you can find your nav and make some conditional statement like this..

<?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ) : ?>
<nav>
<some tags>
</some tags>
</nav>
<?php endif; ?>

thanks.

here are some tips:

you can go directly to the plugin and look for that code and remove it

you can check your plugin settings and disable the + logo

or
if you are using a shortcode in that plugin, you can put the shortcode in a container and either target it in a css and hide it or just set your container width just to hide that symbol.

but targeting should be wiser.

thanks

i think it’s time for you to find some good plugin and replace that plugin. im sure there are many plugins that have the same function and better that your current plugin.