K-Fella

Blog URL?

I don’t know of any plugins. The only built-in option I can think of is using password protection on the posts. Give each user their own password. Not a nice solution but it should work.

What does line 56 read?

“Newsletter form URL” relates to the page that processes the form input.

<form method="post" action="THIS IS THE FORM URL">

“Newsletter Form Field Name” relates to the name of the input field that asks for the email address.

If you don’t want to use import, simply copy the content of the parent theme css file into your child theme, then add you own css to the end.

The reason people say @import slows page loading is because it’s an extra resource to load for each page view. Having only one @import won’t have too much of an impact on page load times.

Replace <?php echo home_url('/'); ?> with the URL you want.

You need to edit the template file(s) for the theme. It probably uses the_time() instead of the_date().

I’m guessing that section is hard coded into the theme. You will need to use the theme editor to edit it.

In the backend, go to Appearance and choose Editor. One the right choose Header (header.php). The contents of that file is then loaded into the editor textarea. Scroll down until you find <div id=”welcome”>. That’s where you can edit the text.

Hope this helps =)

The css for that page has .main_photo set to a width of only 300px, which means the image gets cropped.

Use conditional tags in your template. For instance:

<div id="menu" <?php if ( is_page('blog') ) { echo 'class="blogmenu"' } ?>

Then add a new style for .blogmenu with the extra margin/padding.

If you decide to move to a self-hosted copy of WP, these should help.

https://www.problogger.net/archives/2009/01/03/how-to-move-from-wordpresscom-to-wordpressorg/

https://en.support.wordpress.com/moving-a-blog/#moving-to-wordpress-org

Other possible solutions:

https://www.modernizr.com/
https://css-tricks.com/css-media-queries/

The domain name + the mapping = $17 (if I read correctly).

Try removing the padding from div#wrapper and adding it to div#main.

#menu {
margin-bottom: 10px;
/* or padding-bottom: 10px; if margin doesn't work */
}