Dustin Hartzler

and you tried with a standard theme, like twentytwelve?

If so, I’d recommend working with your host, or move your site to another server.

If you change the font-size: 52px to something smaller (like 28px), the links will get smaller. This is in the style.css file as well.

Good point. Have you tried turning the plugins on one at a time and make sure that it’s just not a single plugin causing the issue?

I’m guessing that you’ll need to increase your memory size to 128MB in PHP.

I’ve alway had the best luck doing this asking my host to do this for me.

Who is your hosting company?

Looks like that’s in the class

#content nav a { }

In your style.css file, you need to remove the ‘font-size: 36px’ from the following code on line 1137

.singular .entry-title {
color: #000;
font-size: 36px;
font-weight: bold;
line-height: 48px;
}

Can you provide a link to your site so we can take a look at the issue?

It looks good on my computer too. Mac Chrome: https://goo.gl/VWly4Y

That information can be found in your header.php file for your theme.

Were the posts in the post section at wordpress.com?

If so, I’d recommend removing all posts and pages and try again. Since you just started with your self hosted site, it couldn’t hurt.

Who is your hosting company?

Have you tried running P3 Profiler to see which plugin might be using too many resources?

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/p3-profiler/

Follow the directions here:
https://support.godaddy.com/help/article/834/installing-wordpress-on-your-hosting-account?pc_split_value=2

Steps you through all the details of installing WordPress on GoDaddy. Also, you won’t need the files that you downloaded to your computer.

Is your main A record and www CNAME pointing to the same IP address?

For security reasons, WordPress does not allow <script> tags inside a post or page. Take a look at this page for ways to load Javascript on individual pages:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Using_Javascript