batharoy

@paulmartinb
You can try something like this.

.site-branding {
    margin-left: 40px;
}

@satrntgr

<--widget 1--><--widget 2--><--widget 3-->
   content       content       content

<----------------widget 4---------------->
   content   content   content   content

The elements in widget 4 should align horizontally not vertically.

Is this correct?

According to this page

Plugin configuration

Method 1

Drag and drop the widget: Go to widget page under appearance tab, Drag and drop vertical scroll recent comments widget into your side bar. It’s very easy.

I can tell you they are using Isotope Masonry functionality.
But since it is a commercial theme support can’t be provided here.

What plugin are you trying to add?

I see you are using a child theme so this should be very simple.
1. Copy the header.php file from the parent themes folder to the child themes folder.
2. Open the header.php in a text editor, if you can use one that has line numbering.
3. On line 58 look for this section (will be at the end of the line): or use the find function . '/images/logo.png'); ?>" alt="" /></a>
4. Change it to look like this
alt="" title="IMAGE CREDIT GOES HERE"/>
Your alt=”” may or may not have text between the quotes, either way you need to add the title section.

I am not familiar with this theme but themes/preus/css/skins/main.css is overwriting your child theme.

One thing you can do is add !important to the end of your css rule.

.entry-title a {
    color: red !important;
    font-size: 50px !important;
}

Since your entering as html in a text widget, give them a class of widget-4 or such.
You can then use css.
Here’s an example:

<div class="widget-4"><a href="https://www.thenichemommy.com/" target="blank"><img border="0" src="https://www.thenichemommy.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Niche_Parent_Member_Badge.png"></a></div>

That way you can leave out the <center> tags & inline styling.
Use css in your stylsheet:
widget-4 {
float: left;
}

The error gives you the fix.

The parent theme is missing. Please install the “largo-master” parent theme.

Make sure that largo-master & largo-master-child are in the themes folder.

@rebekahwebmaster
Are you using any cache plugin, cleared the browser cache, used a diff browser that has not seen the site before?

NO, you would create a new functions.php for use with a child theme.
Start it with the opening <?php tag and don’t use a closing tag.

Add any customization you want in that file, it will automgically use the other stuff from the parent theme also. This only applies to functions.php & style.css

You can login to your control panel, should look something like this.
Go into File Manger (bottom of image) you can navigate to the folder from there.

See if this thread will help

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/change-maximum-upload-size-and-find-phpini?replies=31

If you installed a local server it will be on your hard drive.
If you are using a web hosting service it will be on the hosting server.

If you are using a hosting service what is the name of the service?

Try FileZilla it’s a really good FTP client.