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You can try this one more line:

.page #content{ padding-left: 50px; }

1. All pages have the same width:

body #page{ width: 700px; }

2. Center the circles:

.blog #main{ width: 600px; margin: 0 auto; }

I see the post comment button is on the right side. You can fix this by adding:

#respond p.form-submit{ clear: both; }

If you put the css on the top of the stylesheet.css, it might not apply. You can try it at the bottom instead.

I think you can try this css. Just make sure it overrides the default style of your theme.

.blog #page{ width: 800px; }
.blog #main{ width: 700px; }

spanglishwebs, you can create a custom php file to display a post of your choice by hooking into template_include as below:

add_filter('template_include', 'my_template_include');
function my_template_include( $template ){
	$url = gidd_current_url();
	if ( $url == "https://localhost/demo/print-coupon/" ){
		$my_template = get_stylesheet_directory() . '/print_coupon.php';
		return $my_template;
	}
	return $template;
}

Here is the source for getting current url.

Then, in print_coupon.php, you can write a custom query to get the post content as below:

$post_id = 4;
$post = get_post( $post_id );
echo apply_filters('the_content', $post->post_content);

Hope this helps.

I don’t know how your theme is structured. Usually, it is page.php. You might put the code in a location where get_the_ID() cannot read the page ID.

You can test this by replacing get_the_ID() with the real page ID from WordPress admin.

Yes, you can.

Hello,

Here is how you can change the font in nav menu.

body #access .menu-header li a { font-family: "Rock Salt", serif; }

Hope this helps.

Your zipped file might be corrupted and make the unzip process unsuccessful. Just download a new file and test it on your local machine first.

It is nice to hear this. Here are answers to your questions:

1. The number of the menu item is generated by WordPress. You just open your home page and use firebug to inspect it.

2. Yes, you can put the code above in style.css of your child theme.

I find out that the html code was not generated properly like the other page. There were two additional <br> at the bottom and another div.
And the bar at the bottom was in wrong place.

Hello thegrrrague. Working with pagination on the homepage is a bit tricky because showing posts on home page is considered a custom loop. Thus, you need to deal with pagination by yourself.

You can read my previous thread about this problem:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/how-to-get-previous-page-it-doesnt-exist

And don’t forget to checkout this url to deal with custom pagination:
https://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2008/04/19/paging-and-custom-wordpress-loops/

Hello exle. Here is how you can change the color for just one menu item:

1. You add a css class to the menu by using menu link under Appearance.
2. In your stylesheet, you can write css to alter the style of that menu.

However, if you are not familiar with these things. You can try this code. Just put it in your style.css:

body #menu-item-922 a{ color: red; }

You can try this. Just add it to your style.css:

body #content_wrapper .inner .inner_wrapper .sidebar_content{ width: 665px; }