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list-style-position is an attribute for the UL element not the A element.

You can refer here.

https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_list-style-position.asp

The CSS file has the UL list-style set to none. Even then setting the list-style-position attribute will not have any effect.

If it is style.css, which line did you put your modification at?

It is best to put it somewhere below of the file. Please paste your modifications here.

Do turn on the WordPress debug mode.

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

May I know which CSS file do you edit?

I could not find the same line in wp-admin/admin.php. In addition, the default WordPress does not have an admin.php file in the WordPress top-level folder.

That is why there is an error when a file was trying to access admin.php at the the top level folder.

Perhaps you could point us to the file path where you found the line.

Reference:
https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/blob/3.4-branch/wp-admin/admin.php

Try this debug code in the wp-includes/rewrite.php file.

function set_permalink_structure($permalink_structure) {
		if ( $permalink_structure != $this->permalink_structure ) {
			update_option('permalink_structure', $permalink_structure);
			$this->init();
//Start Debug
echo '<pre>';
print_r($this->permalink_structure);
echo '</pre>';
//End Debug
			do_action('permalink_structure_changed', $this->permalink_structure, $permalink_structure);
		}
	}

Use the below. The anchor tag is having the rsswidget class.

#sidebar2 a.rsswidget {
display:block
}

Could not visit your site. It was down.

You might want to check whether your plugins or themes could be exposed to security vulnerabilities or malware.

Backup your WordPress folder and database. Use a clean WordPress folder to reinstall.

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

Did you happen to download the theme from the WordPress themes directory?

Would like to give notice to WordPress about the issue.

If you are a customer of wordpress.com, they have a support team for your issues.

https://en.support.wordpress.com/contact/

Here the www.ads-software.com support forum are geared more towards the self-hosted WordPress sites.

There are limitations on the wordpress.com which we may not be able to help you with.

If you have installed WordPress on your computer, you could remove the theme folder from your computer.

It probably has something to do with your theme files. Do try contacting your designer.

Are your page contents hard-link with old URLs?

Yeah you can search using page id, page title or if you remembered any specific paragraph in your content.

You might look into hosting your images with a CDN service. There’s some plugins which can connect you with a CDN service.