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Hello – when you upload a photo to your WordPress site – the system automatically creates three sizes so that you can use them as needed. Your theme may also require different sizes.

It does sound though – that your hosting company has way too low of server space for you.

Have you updated your theme or any plugins recently that could have effected this?

Can you go back to the original theme file and get the CSS from that to overwrite the version you currently have?

Best practice would be to use a Custom CSS box to overwrite your theme’s css as well.

You might also want to see if the theme needs an update, or if you can go ahead and update to 4.5.1 which just released. That could fix the issue.

Have you tried installing a plugin for SEO to help you overwrite your page titles and optimize the site? Yoast is a good plugin to try. It’s the free version too.

Looks like there’s a padding issue of 100px for the top and bottom of a class called .page-wrap

You can address this to overwrite it in a Custom CSS area or in your child theme.

Glad to help!

There’s a simple fix for this. No worries. Try to take a deep breath.

If you have FTP access to your server – drill down to the wp-plugins folder and delete the folder of that contact plugin that you activated. This should fix your issue. Do not try to reinstall it.

If you don’t have FTP access – then you’ll want to call your hosting company and ask them to walk you through this same process.

Should get you right back in.

It looks like you’re using some sort of page builder plugin for this home page… There seems to be some inline styling adding all sorts of padding.

You’ll need to look in that area.

Looks like there’s a class called “title-container” around the header and a div id called “logo” for the logo image specifically. You can play around in your CSS by changing things like

padding-top: 0px;
margin-top: 0px;

etc.

Hey Lance – use an inspect element tool to see what the author of your theme named the div class around your header image. You’ll need to address that same div class in your css file.

If you’re trying to change up the mobile view – you’ll need to add a media query to the css.

If this is greek to you – try to search on YouTube for some how to’s on using Firefox’s Firebug tool or using Chrome’s inspect element tool.

Your author may have another css file that calls that area. If you’ve purchased this theme – connect with the theme’s author through their support system to ask directly. If you’re using a free theme this might be a little more difficult to navigate but you can try to reach that author too.

No one here can really help because every theme calls things differently.

This sounds like your theme may need an update. Have you checked with your theme’s author to be sure it’s compatible with 4.3?

Are you running a current version of WordPress? 4.1? Have you done any updates recently? Any change like that could have caused this break issue.

Hi Biodynamicworld – this sounds like a theme options issue. You might want to ask the author of the theme if there’s a way to do this. Every theme is different.