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The message is saying that the line you have printed, whilst ok in itself, is not ok in the context of the whole page.

To help you further you will need to provide the site url.

What this is saying is that you have defines a style class ‘post’ for styling elements on the page. Classes can be reused.

The code then goes on to try to declare an identifier using the same name ‘post’ and this is not allowed.

Look in your template and in the post entry to see if the declaration is there.

Do you have a url for people to look at?

Insert the code you provided for the link at the end of the sidebar file immediately before the last </div> and that should do it.

Your username link is to a forum – do you have the url of the blog?

In the ftp client that you used to upload the theme can you see the theme directory ( it should be a subdirectory of wp-comtent/themes/ ) and what files does it have within it?

Have you got a url we could look at?

Search the forum for IE and sidebar – there are many posts and the common solution.

Have you got a url we could look at?

The data for a post is spread across several tables in the database.

For example the category is in the post2cat table, the post comments in the wp_comments table and the actual body of the post are in the wp_posts table.

I do not know the specifics of your hosting provider but on mine …

I set up the sub domain first

Then using the installer script (fantastico in my case) I install to the sub directory.

Nothing else is different.

You have some embedded styles

@import url( https://superiorgender.com/wp-content/themes/2Exquisite/style.css );

/* Menu of the Left */
#content {float: right;}
#sidebar {float: left;}

.wp-polls ul li {
text-align: left;
list-style: none;
}
.wp-polls ul li:before, #sidebar ul ul ul li:before {
content: ”;
}

span.webdeveloper-div-order { background-color: #ffff99 !important; border-color: #ffcc66 !important; color: #000000 !important; -moz-opacity: 0.7 !important; opacity: 0.7 !important; }

the #content {float: right;} line is the cause of your issues – delete it and the content moves to the left.

Easiest way to overcome the issue is to search on the web for favicon, download one you like and put it in your root directory.

It is the little icon which sometimes appears before the site url in your browser address bar.

If you cannot log in you may have to change the admin options settings in the mysql database using phpmyadmin.

I just looked at your blog at https://cgedits.com/

You seem to have the style hard coded into the page and there is no stylesheet file (.css) in use.

When you say the logo do you mean the page header? If so look for a file header.php in your theme directory.

If you apply the plugin as per the example you will have a static homepage which you can then design as you wish as per a normal web site.

The homepage design will be controlled by a template you create called home.php which will need to placed in your theme directory.

You then write a page, as you suggest, and select the template ‘home.php’ as the template for this page.

Have you by chance deleted some lines in your theme which call the other parts of the page ie sidebar.php and footer.php ?

To check …. does the site have the same problem if you change theme in the admin screens?