Joey

To see “Schedule” button, you’ll need to click “Edit” (located right next to “Publish immediately”) first, and set a future date. Then, after clicking “OK”, “Publish” button changes into “Schedule”. Although my version isn’t 4.7.2, it should be same.

Glad that everything worked! The border thing: are you referring to white borders around the squared images? Then, yes, I see those white borders. By seeing your screenshot, I was thinking that you were talking about grey line running through the white border. I don’t see this grey line on any of browsers I checked, though.

I don’t know how, but it’s good that it’s working now! Please post here in case it goes back to non-responsive again.

Thanks for the URL! I’ve checked your website on Chrome (Windows), but it seems perfectly responsive. What part(s) are you referring as not being responsive?

Do you mind sharing the URL? Then, I can check more closely. Thanks!

This is quite strange. This thing should work just fine out of the box. Do you assign a same category name to all these posts (and what is the category name)?

If you don’t want your main site to load all those files (CSS, JavaScript, etc.) that come with additional plugins to make forum/store work, it may be better to separate those pages using sub domains. In that way, both sites (main and sub domain) run faster (i.e. loading less files). But, maintaining two websites is a bit more troublesome in many ways, too, though.

For the second one (removing the empty space under the menu), pls add the following CSS.

.page .entry-content,
.single .entry-content {
	margin-top: 0;
}

h1.entry-title {
	display: none;
}

As for the colour of the borders, I don’t see this on my browser. Pls let me know which browser you saw this.

Ohh, great! I use Jetpack, but never used photon. After seeing your last comment, I was thinking that it may be extra CSS coming from a plugin.

For the first one, you can add the below CSS. If the spacing is too much, pls adjust to something like 0.05em.

.menu-main {
	letter-spacing: 0.1em;
}

For the second one, I’ll need to have a close look. If nobody else responds, I can look into it on Monday my time.

For the third one, you can add the below CSS.

.published {
	display: none;
}

For the last one, I don’t see any border colours between squared images, though. I’m viewing on Firefox on Windows. When I have time later, I’ll check on other browsers and also check the codes.

It could be a plugin conflict. Do you have a number of other plugins installed, too? Deactivate them all and see whether the lightbox works? Or, switch your theme to one of those default ones like Twenty Seventeen theme and see whether the lightbox works?

As for you not having the full control, I believe you aren’t assigned with “Administrator” role. You can check this under “Users” > “All Users”, and click your user name. What “Role” are you assigned? If it says something like “Subscriber”, you have no editing capability.

Menu items looking different than others: This is due to different versions of WordPress having slightly different setups. WordPress is currently at version 4.7.2.

It could be due to the long file name of the logo; Capture-d%E2%80%99e%CC%81cran-2017-02-18-a%CC%80-00.27.00.png. What about trying to rename it to a simple name and re-uploading? Most likely, it’ll resolve the problem.

I’m not familiar with child theme, but <meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, minimum-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0″ /> is normally in header.php file of your theme.

Umm. When you don’t set that “Home” page as your “Front page:” in “Reading Settings”, are you able to see the page contents? When I accessed your home page (URL provided above), I don’t see any contents, like you said. You may check whether “index.php” is present in your theme folder?