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A google search for 960 grid wordpress brought up this site.

here ya go:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Dashboard_Widgets_API

your footer areas are declared in the stylesheet (style.css) as having a width of 220px, so centering anything larger than that in that area is going to prove useless (as you’ve noticed).

#footer-widget-area .widget-area {
	float: left;
	margin-right: 20px;
	width: 220px;
}

of the many different ways to achieve what you’re trying to do, easiest would be to add
<div style="width:900px">
to the beginning of your text widget and
</div>
to the end.

if you plan on making more sites in the future, i suggest you learn some css, pretty simple stuff and the easiest way to begin customizing your sites.
https://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp

textarea style="visibility: hidden;

probably shouldn’t be there unless you want the textarea to be hidden.

before doing anything, you should do a db backup
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Backing_Up_Your_Database

then go rock the yoursite.com/wp-admin/export.php page, export your blog and then go party with the yournewsite.com/wp-admin/import.php page. ideally do this while your ‘conflict of interest’ site is still live and it will pull down what content (images and such) it can for you. otherwise you’ll have a far bit more customization to do via ftp. it’s not really an all inclusive answer but it’s a start.

if you don’t have your new site quite ready for migration, you may try something like https://bamtastic.com/ to make a mirror copy of your current site. i haven’t used that tool in quite a while, but i remember it proving quite useful some time ago.

#top{height:160px;}
#menu{margin-top:50px;}

get firebug. go to https://w3schools.com/ .

congrats on your new mac ??

using a mac? firefox? press command+0

not using a mac? still using firefox? select view > zoom > reset

not using firefox? sorry, can’t help ya.

if you can / know how to modify the style.css, add

.footerleft{
display:none;
}

to the end.

if you don’t know how to edit the style.css but can add a text widget, insert this into it:

<style type=”text/css”>
.footerleft{
display:none;
}
</style>
and don’t give it a title. should work.

add

#header{padding-top:30px}

to your style.css

do you have a link to the site? if not, view the source, look for the div id that houses the link, and in your stylesheet add:

#theid{display:none;}

and you’re off and running.

i doubt it’s this simple since it looks like you’re using a photoblog plugin to display your images, but if you can edit the html or attributes to you have: title=” “ as opposed to title=”.” you’re good.

mysql2date() wont’ work as it’s a wp function and you’re trying to run this outside of wp (which isn’t suggested).

a better plan would be to use your wp install as your entire cms, make a separate ‘home’ page and declare that in settings as your home page and make a ‘blog’ page and put your blog inside of that. then you can use whatever wp functionality you wish across the board. otherwise if you can’t be bothered,

<?php
$date = date('m.d.y', strtotime($info['post_date']));
echo $date;
?>

pretty sure this is in the wrong forum, but in the spirit of the linked websites, teach a man to fish: https://www.w3schools.com/

and here’s some free fish(add this to the end of your style.css )
#header, #content, #sidebar{
background:#CAD2D7;
background:rgba(0,0,0,0.1);
-webkit-border-radius: 12px;
-moz-border-radius: 12px;
border-radius: 12px;
padding:4px 12px;
}