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Did you change anything else in your styles? Try this:

#nav .s {
padding: 2px 0 2px 20px;
}

Let me know if that does anything.

This is more of a themes/templates question, but go into your styles.css and edit this:

#nav .s {
padding: 2px 0 2px 5px;
}

to

#nav .s {
padding: 2px 0 2px 5px;
float: right;
}

Hope that helps.

Works perfectly!! What was the problem exactly? Should I remove the other junk from my .htaccess (the other rewrite rules auto inserted by WordPress)?

Yes, you may have misunderstood the problem. I am trying to change my permalink structure but the old permalink structure is not 301 redirecting to the new one. I have temporarily changed the permalink structure to the new one (for you to test) but will change it back soon if I can’t get it fixed as I don’t want a bunch of broken links on the website.

OLD STRUCTURE:

https://futurepocket.com/2012/02/25/make-money-playing-games-and-doing-surveys/

NEW STRUCTURE;

https://futurepocket.com/make-money-playing-games-and-doing-surveys/

You see when you go to the old structure, it should redirect to the new one but it doesn’t. Thanks for your help!

Did everything you said… deactivated all plugins (including WP-Super Cache)… made a new .htaccess file with just that code, switched to the Twenty Eleven Theme and reset the permalinks but still got 404 error on all old permalink structures … it did not auto redirect to the new %postname% structure.

Any other advice or way to check what could be wrong?

https://pastebin.com/t8PF6urm

That’s the whole .htaccess file. Could you please tell me what is supposed to be a part of that file and what isn’t? Looks like there is more in there that needs to be and I have NO idea how it got there — except the WP Super Cache of course.

@esmi, yes, mod_rewrite is running (checked via <?php phpinfo(); ?>) and asked host as well.

Thanks guy!

It should be under includes/widgets.php or a widgets related file in another folder of your theme (if the widget is native to your theme).

Not familiar with MailChimp, but if they use HTML for their forms, you can just open up your header.php file and put the code in the necessary area. I’d recommend assigning a DIV class to the form so you can position it as required in your header.

Hmm, I can’t seem to pinpoint where exactly the sidebar is on your website :P. Anyways, remove the float:left from the CSS if you want to center align it and add padding/margin accordingly to get it where you want it to be.

In your styles.css file, change the following:

#site-description {
color: #7A7A7A;
font-size: 14px;
margin: 27px 3.65625em;
}

to

#site-description {
color: #7A7A7A;
font-size: 14px;
margin: 27px 3.65625em;
float: right;
}

Hope that helps.

LOL… man do I feel stupid.

<?php if( !is_single()): ?><?php if ( empty( $post->post_excerpt ) ) {
    echo '';
} else {
    echo '<div align="right"><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>">READ MORE</a></div>';
}
?><?php endif; ?>

Was the actual code. Sorry to have wasted your time guys.

nevermind, found managewp worker

Since I can’t edit my last post, it needs to be an author archive page so that it displays the latest posts (but the latest posts are displayed in their own custom template, I don’t want to just list them like text). Any ideas?

OR, does adding disallow of all categories take care of that for me already and with sitemap.xml it gets all the posts?

There is a templates option for every page you create in WordPress. If your theme has multiple different templates, you can select a different template for each page (check your screen options in case its not showing up). If you want to have different styles for every page, use if is_page ( ID ) in your page.php to define separate CSS styles for every page and add them into your CSS. If you want to create custom templates:

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