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Find the affecting div, in the css you can use margin-left: -10px and margin-right: -10px and play about with those numbers till you get to where you’d like it to be.

Looks like you have had a failed upgrade, upgrade WordPress Manually, if you have an /upgrade folder in wp-content delete it.

Before you do this take a dump of your MySQL database to avoid any further data loss.

Are you using any kind of specific plugin for this? How is the contact email stored?

Please be more specific.

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Chances are it is running a Cache, I’ve never heard of imagemagick before and the WordPress Stock Media Manager is awesome so I’m not sure what you mean when you say they upload awfully.

Check the plugin documentation for information on Cacheing, if all else fails, delete the plugin and reupload it.

Do a margin-top in the div header_banner and set it to about -100px; then play about with that setting.

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For this you would need to know the old permalink for every single post you have, if you have changed the permalink structure I doubt you still have this.

If you do you could create a .htaccess rule that redirects to a WordPress query that gets whatever post they want within criteria that matches it.

I’m not really sure what your issue is, could you clarify?

I don’t have much experience with that theme, it might be worth poking around in other files seeing if you can find it.

For a quick solution you can use

<center> whatever is to be centered </center>

If you want a harder way you could create a div class like so:

.centerFlash{
width: 1000px;
margin: 0 auto;
}

Then wrap your flash in the following

<div class="centerFlash"> whatever to be centered </div>

Could you provide your CSS for the navigation?

The site links to a splash page…

If it’s shared hosting there’s probably not alot you can do about it.

It will be an issue with the way the server is configured to disallow requests over a certain size, it could also be that the server can’t physically handle the request so it drops them in panic.

Contact the host with the problem you are having, request they investigate it and come back to you with any issues they find or solutions you can try.

Have you defined the correct HTML type in the header of the document. I know IE likes to see this and it can cause issues with CSS if you do not define it.

There seems to of been a permission error on your server within the /tmp directory.

This will of caused a fatal error and when the update was in progress some files will of failed to update causing issues further down the line.

Because of this the database won’t of been changed correctly and in result your posts dropped.

I’d update WordPress manually for now to get your site up to date and then look into the issue with your server administrator around permissions on files and folders for your own needs.

/tmp is usually fully writable to the world though.