chaplaindoug

Thank you for the tip. Now the issue I need to resolve is to remove the box-shadow around the image I just placed in the header. The way I did this to remove the shodow from images placed in pages or posts was to add the following to the style.css file:

.entry-content img {
 /*remove the border on images in posts and pages */
 box-shadow: none;
 }

What would I need to add to the css to fix this in the header?

I added the following to the style.css in my child theme folder and it solved the problem:

.entry-content img {
 /*remove the border on images in posts and pages */
 box-shadow: none;
 }

Thank you.

Okay. It is a “box shadow.” So my question is, “How can I remove the box shadow from a graphic placed in the body of a page?”

I am using a child theme of twenty twelve. The link above deals with the header image. I am not dealing with a header image issue. I am dealing with the “frame” put around a png graphic inserted in the body of a page.

I see. I did have a different layout set for the other site. Once changed to the same as the main site, it looks as desired. Thank you for taking the time to help me.

That seemed to do the trick on the main site (local.goodnewsjail.org), but it made the home page (also a single column) of the other sites in the network get very narrow (see local.goodnewsjail.org/brevard). Why so?

Oops. I had temporarily switched to PurVision theme for testing. it is back to Twenty Eeleven. Can you take a look now and provide some help on the initial question?

https://local.goodnewsjail.org

I have a child theme and am using it. I have the separate style.css in the child folder. What to do now?

Please see the answer above.

Thanks WPyogi for the tip. I have now implemented a child theme for my site. Great tip!

I found this solution:
1.Log in to your dashboard and go to Appearance > Editor.
2.Select the footer.php file from Templates column.
3.Now find the following piece of code between <div id=”site-generator”> and <div id=”site-generator”> tags.

<?php do_action( 'twentyeleven_credits' ); ?>
<a>" title="<?php esc_attr_e( 'Semantic Personal Publishing Platform', 'twentyeleven' ); ?>" rel="generator">
<?php printf( __( 'Proudly powered by %s', 'twentyeleven' ), 'WordPress' ); ?></a>

4.Remove the code, press Update File button to save the changes.

Once the code is removed, you can place your links, copyright message and other information between the tags.

NOTE: If you are using WordPress MultiSite, then the changes are made under Network Admin>Themes>Edit.

Found the answer to this elsewhere on this board.

Edit each published Page or Post and uncheck “Allow comments” in each case. If you do not see this pane, click Screen Options at the very top of the page and check “Discussion”.

Okay, I found the SQL Editor in the Workbench. it allows changing data within a table. So now I am left with how to change a database name???

I found the MySQL GUI Tools and MySQL Workbench and downloaded them. They appear to provide some of what I desire. They certainly make it so I am not so “blind” regarding what is going on behind the scenes in MySQL. I can query the tables, change usernames and passwords. But I am not sure how I could change a databases’ name (anybody know how?). I also do not see where I can open a table and change data within, like I can with the SQL Server Management Studio. Any thoughts?