dtrickky

Is it the “Front-Page” that is giving your trouble, by chance?

Also, is the name of the page included in any of the php files? ie: page-pagename.php?

You’ll need to set the DNS of your domain at 1&1 to match the IP address of your hosting account. Chances are you can call your host and have them help point you in the right direction.

Not all themes have functionality to add a header through the Dashboard. This may require a little bit of code.

Are you able to get the posts to display with unique classes? I think once you can do that, its just simple CSS to make it look like you’d like.

Yeah those closing div tags don’t look necessary.

I just installed that theme locally. If you click on your theme settings (top menu bar labeled “PageLine Settings”), then click “Blog and Posts”, you’ll see the option to hide the sharing links towards the bottom of the page.

So it looks like the “If you enjoyed this article, please consider sharing it!” is a built in part of your theme, “Platform“. This could be removed in your single.php file, or possibly even in the theme settings. I don’t believe it has anything to do with Jetpack.

There is nothing under the Settings tab called “Sharing” ?

Also, can you please post a link to look at for reference?

Double check to see if maybe you have an extra closing </div> lurking around in your text widget.

Did you set the menu location on the menu creation page? It should appear after you save the menu for the first time.

Do you have a different plugin installed that could possibly be responsible for this?

Ah, sorry, its a stylesheet that is inside of one of your plugins. Adding #pixopoint_menu1 #suckerfishnav ul { z-index: 99; } to your style.css should do the trick.

I think you may have an extra </div> somewhere in the content of the page that is displaying funky, probably by accident.

Add z-index: 99 to your #suckerfishnav ul in the stylesheet. Should be around line 35.

Maybe try here. https://designshack.net/articles/freebies/weekly-freebies-12-free-css-sprite-generators/

I find it easiest to make my own most of the time.