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I didn’t notice my recommendation is against the rules here. ??

Nice ydylma. It is something like this.

You need to locate the loop code for homepage. Then, you change the_excerpt(); to the_content();

Also check for theme options if it allows you to do so.

Customized template like this is not available for free. [Specific recommendation information redacted – please don’t do that here]

You can also check for premium themes.

Note that you need to remove the current image attached to that page first before you start.

You can read my thread about the featured image size.

I think the featured thumbnail is not suitable to do this. You can just do it with CSS. First, you crop the image to the correct size and upload it to your images folder inside your theme directory.

Then you write some css to show the image as background for that page.
Here is a sample for your website:

.postid-904 #branding{ height: 320px; background: url('/path/to/your/image') no-repeat; }

I have checked it. I found the problem on firefox is that .caption-contain generates width less than 1px. If you increase the width, it will show.

In WordPress admin, you can control the menu by going to the Menu link under Appearance tab. If your theme supports this feature, you will see the link.

To make a drop down menu, you just drag and drop the items under another item. You need to drop it as a child element.

Please show the link to your website.

No, it is not the image problem. It is the current technology in template development that adopts responsive design to support various devices by using HTML5, CSS3, some javascript libraries, etc.

WordPress cannot generate images exactly the same size as you wish. What you set in the media setting is a general guideline for WordPress to process. WordPress is not a tool for editing images.

You can find free image editing software if you don’t have a professional one.

When you insert images into your post, WordPress allows you to pick a size such as thumbnail, medium size, large size and original/full size.

If you cropped your image correctly and uploaded to the Media Library, you need to use the full size when you insert into the post.

If you are looking to show exactly the size that you need, you should do it with an image editing software such as Adobe Photoshop and upload it the Media Library. Finally, choose the original size when you show it on the web.

For detail explanation about this, please visit: https://gidd.org/how-image-size-works-wordpress-media-library/

Thank you very much for your replies,

I use bbPress for the forum. The site is not complete. I am struggling to find good articles and resources for my website. Do you have any suggestions?

You find it inside your hosting space. When you buy a hosting, they give you access to control panel (usually cPanel). After you login, use the file manager and browse to public_html folder. You will find wp-content inside this folder if you install WordPress in the root directory.

Theme directory is inside WP-Content/themes/your_theme_name/