Shop doesn't fit into page-it's too big!

Long story short… to answer your question about what’s wrong with your site… the woocommerce shop pages run off a different CSS than your wordpress site… so it looks jacked. Go with a woocommerce theme.

My site looked like yours initially, because I just added woocommerce to my existing wordpress site.

I spent days editing the CSS to get the shop pages to look right, but then I realized that a lot of other stuff will not work on a regular wordpress site, mainly the ajax functions, etc.

I ended up going with a woocommerce theme and just made it look like my original site. Now all is lovely.

I’d really like to keep the one i have now.

Are you using Onetone free or Onetone pro? Onetone pro is compatible with WooCommerce. The heading “Key features only for pro version” implies that Onetone free is not compatible. See:
https://www.mageewp.com/onetone-theme.html

I expect you will have significant further problems if you are using Onetone free.

If you are using Onetone pro, please note that the www.ads-software.com forum is unable to support you as per the reasons in the forum welcome:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Forum_Welcome#Commercial_Products

However, you should be able to get support from the theme vendor for the pro version.

Regarding your query, try this in your custom css:

.woocommerce-page #content {padding:120px 250px 0 250px}

This shows the existing values. To move the shop to the left, reduce the second 250px value. 200px will make it show immediately next to the sidebar image. To make the shop go up, reduce the 120px value.

Thank you but i already fixed it with
.woocommerce-page #content {
padding: 120px 250px 0;
But you were right i do have another problem, if you click on a product in https://www.dronesystems.org/product-category/marketing/ it redirects me to –
https://www.dronesystems.org/shop/marketing/basic-advertisement-plan/ with a message that the page isn’t found.

I am not using the pro version.

Its not going to work without good PHP coding skills or employing someone. Suggest you go for a WooCommerce-compatible theme.