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With regards to Dreamweaver: I don’t use Dreamweaver, but I believe it won’t be a problem for the developer to create your custom theme using Dreamweaver, if they have had experience doing that before.

Once it is built and installed, you won’t use Dreamweaver anymore — you’ll update through the WordPress admin dashboard.

There is definitely some messed-up code going on here, in the linked ‘Latest Update’ image, which is bumping a bunch of things out of the way, including the body text for the ‘Enroll Now’ post.

<a title="Enroll Now" href="https://masseydance.com/2010/09/01/204/">

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'/;;;/
</strong>

<img border="0" alt=" photo missing-image_zps3803d257.png" src="https://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a243/Disneylover1031/missing-image_zps3803d257.png">
</a>

Was this element hard-coded in the template you’re using for ‘home’?

Could you copy the code here so we can take a look?

Yes, start clean with a new Twenty Eleven theme and create a child theme from that. It looks likely that someone edited your current theme and entered the date tag twice.

I’d recommend trying a child theme before you change the theme files themselves. If you edit the theme files yourself, then any future updates of the theme will wipe out your changes and restore your site to default settings. However, if you use a child theme, you can maintain your edits separately and update the original whenever you need to. It’s the same amount of work, but much more stable.

You can change the date format in your admin dashboard: Settings > General.

In your css, display for authors has been set to ‘none.’

.single-author .entry-meta .by-author {
    display: none;
}

Were these changes made manually in the code? Are you able to go in and edit them?

You may also be able to find help that’s more specific to the theme you’re using in the theme’s support forums: https://www.ads-software.com/support/theme/twentyeleven

Could you also let us know what your theme and plugin setup is right now?

Have you solved the problem? I don’t see any overlapping when I visit that page.

If not, which browser are you seeing the problem in?

Some blogs offer a mailing list that you can sign up to. But even if they don’t, you can follow most blogs using an rss reader. (Feedly is one example: https://cloud.feedly.com/#welcome) Then, when you see new posts pop up, you can go directly to the site and comment.

That tutorial is the best way to set up a local testing environment. Do you have any idea which step didn’t work?

Depending on your hosting deal, you could just add a separate WordPress install for testing on your server instead, and keep it private. It’s a bit annoying to have to ftp files every time you make a change, but that’s a workaround to your xampp problem.

You could incorporate some flash elements and make them work with WordPress, however: Flash isn’t compatible with a lot of devices now (iPads, iPhones, particularly) so it’s not recommended to use flash if you want people on mobile to be able to see your site.

The theme doesn’t seem to be part of the WordPress theme repository, so you may need to contact your theme provider for support.

I did notice, however, that your child theme css call might have a typo in it:

<link rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” media=”all” href=”https://www.coldstreamnaturals.com/sandbox/wp-content/themes/thme1685-child/style.css&#8221; />

Did you name your child theme ‘thme1685-child’ or is the lack of ‘e’ a typo in the code?

Have you checked the forums for the Arras theme?

https://forums.arrastheme.com/

It’s possible that other Arras users might have had the same problem.

Which title text are you talking about? I see the breadcrumbs text (Home > Contact, etc) and I see the custom titles that you’ve placed as images. Which text do you want to get rid of?

By the way, replacing text titles with image titles is not great for SEO rankings, in case you are concerned about that…

Hey webcatsanddogs, congrats on getting it yourself before anyone could even get to helping you! ??

Hi Udai_wp! I’m not sure exactly what you mean. Could you tell us what theme you’re using? Does the theme have a custom menu? Have you altered the theme? What steps have you tried so far?