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One of these:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_file_comparison_tools

Just remove/delete the empty line on line 18.
https://img299.imageshack.us/img299/9214/emptylinesme4.png

There’s another one on line 56, remove that as well if you see any similar errors.

You can:
1) change #logo‘s width to 500px or something like that, or
2) apply padding-left:210px; or margin-left:210px; to the image inside #logo rather than #logo itself.

Doing one of those two should fix the problem, #1 is preferred.

What do you mean “doesn’t display properly”?
I can see the logo in IE perfectly.

BTW are you trying to comment out // text-indent: -9999px;
? This is how to do it correctly.
/*text-indent: -9999px;*/

>> Is this caused by the permalinks structure?
Possibly. Having pretty permalink definitely puts more (albeit not very much in most cases) loads on the server. It’s a good idea to optimize your theme code and the plugins that your site’s using.

>> Is it worth, SEO wise, having the fancy permalink structure enabled?
SEO depends on many factors so it might actually hurt your site. However, generally speaking, yes, it helps.

You can 1) move the signup.jpg to /images/ or, 2) change “/images/signup.jpg” in your index.php file to “https://www.premierlimotampa.com/wp-content/themes/monoblock/images/signup.jpg”

Probably BAStats.

One of the easiest way (although it’s really not a good idea if you have a lot of posts, cache the page if necessary): Create a page template and use query_post().

The comments_template() tag is supposed to be in the single.php file.

See: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/145834?replies=12#post-736597

It’s the visitor plugin, disable it and/or use something else.

You used the <!--more--> tag to separate your content in your posts, that’s why. If you are using the acosmin them then it should display the same way on the homepage.

Use one of these plugins: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/tags/related
or roll your own.

You have to create it. Most likely you will need to create the database in your webhost’s control panel of some sort. If you don’t know how to do it, ask your host.

Edit your search.php file in your theme directory.

I don’t know what theme you are using so can’t tell you exactly what to remove, but most likely you would find “the_excerpt()” there and if you do, replace that with “the_content()”.