Tanya

Are all the posts in a specific category for that brand? Then you should be able to just add the post category as a menu item.

If not, then you’ll first have to create the category and categorise all the posts.

You could create a post and then enable comments on the post which you can moderate and approve so that you have a bit of control over what is then seen by others.

Check if you’ve accidentally ticket the Feb 15 post to be a sticky post which would explain why it’s still at the top after newer posts have been loaded.

We usually setup the client with the permissions of a Store Manager and give them training to update products and load new ones. If they feel confident enough and would like to have full access then we give them admin access.

Woocommerce should be setup to send an email to a nominated admin email address when a new order is made on the site. We train our clients to use this as a prompt to login in to the admin area and process the order from there.

I’m not familiar with the theme you’re using but you should be able to go to Appearances>Widgets and setup your footer widgets there in various columns.

Then try to distribute the content among the columns so that you don’t have everything in one column which might sort out the height issue.

It looks like you possibly have too many variations (variables) for the product. To cater for all the variations, rather consider using the Product Add-Ons plugin.