Drew75

It looks like I repaired the hack and have since updated to WordPress 3.8 along with updating all plugins. The hacked file was the index.php file (which I have since replaced with a clean index.php from a site backup). Are there any other suggestions as to steps I should take to prevent someone from accessing my site in the future? We’re using a unique password and that obviously wasn’t changed during the hack. Could they have gotten in through a vulnerable WP plugin?

Never mind, I had a plugin called Onswipe activated that was causing it to have an app like look.

Where would this custom.css file need to be stored? Directly in the plugins folder?

Thank you Barry, here’s a link to the events page.

https://galley6732.wpengine.com/events/

I do have a network install and tried the option of going into it through the Network Dashboard and also within the Themes section there but still don’t see Editor anywhere.

Okay thank you, I’ll look into it.

Sorry, here’s a link.
https://galley6732.wpengine.com/product/7%E2%80%B2-galley/

I’m using a theme called WP-Responsive from Solostream and have adjusted the font size in the themes settings, but that changes the overall font size of all text across the website. I’m only interested in increasing the font size to the section I pointed to in the screen shot.

And yes, I’ve also used the finder in Chrome with style.css up to try and located where a change might adjust the font size specifically to the area I’m interested.

That fixed it, thank you. ??

I updated the style.css file in my WP Dashboard in Appearance>Editor and have gone back to look and the code I added is still there.

I did that following the instructions on the page you provided above and when I activated the child theme in Appearance>Themes, my site looked all screwy, so I reactivated the parent Theme and then pasted the code you provided into the style.css file of that and it didn’t take. I pasted it at the bottom of the code in style.css just before the last }.

Maybe I don’t have the code entered on the actual page I’m working on correctly?

Okay, I added that code to my themes style.css file and nothing changed.

I’ve imported the database file from my site to the new server and the site looks as it should. There are still a few tweaks I need to make, but it’s getting there. Thank you for your help.

It sounds like based on that, the issue comes from a WordPress installation and account having already been set up on the server by the hosting company. All I did initially is FTP all of my sites WordPress files/folders over the ones they had put in there for me.

If by that, you mean adding this:

define(‘WP_HOME’,’https://galley6732.wpengine.com/’);
define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’https://galley6732.wpengine.com/’);

to the code in the wp-config.php file, yes. I placed the code where it states to do so here https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Changing_The_Site_URL because previously, I was getting redirected to the current website server when trying to log into my WP dashboard on the new server. Doing that fixed the redirect issue.