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Hi Mia – thank you for your response. I’ve found another solution.

I did reach out to support – though they’re only willing to help if they get access to the backend. I don’t feel comfortable with that. If your developers can offer any other suggestions for this issue – that would be great. Thank you

Thank you for your response.

It didn’t work. The styles didn’t apply and empty lines were ignored.
https://imgur.com/WJjJ47C

I see the same message repeatedly as well on most admin pages. Instead of enticing me to upgrade, it’s making me want to uninstall it.

@jricketts4 – yes I’m still seeing them. Thank you for the links.

This worked:

#shiftnav-toggle-main, .shiftnav-toggle-burger {
border: 1px solid #b22222;
border-bottom-left-radius: 10px !important;
}

@balanmarina Smart Payment Buttons are available – you can enable them in the settings.

To change the font family and color, you would need do it with CSS. But don’t change the CSS in Twenty Ten. Create a child theme and then apply the CSS.

Here are some resources for CSS:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/CSS
https://www.w3schools.com/css/
https://www.cssbasics.com/

Go to their support page and scroll to the very bottom where you’ll find the form to post your question – then click on “Post”.

I hope this helps.

Maybe this thread will help

briegger – the static site should be made up of index.html and the corresponding pages and media. So visit each page on the site with your browser and take note of the URLs – then match those names up with the files on the server. I wouldn’t delete the old files though – either move them to another directory or save them on your computer until you have everything finished.

Hope that makes sense –

Clou – yes – it’s better to move the old files to a subdirectory instead of deleting them.

Tina – I use Redirection.

I’m glad it went smoothly.

Clou – I did make a mistake by neglecting to include the steps in changing the URLs in the General panel. All steps are needed if you want to access your site from root.

You can post a job at WP Jobs.

Tina –

It’s not clear to me if you are replacing a static site as clou is doing or simply changing directories for an existing WordPress installation.

* Delete old files – means old HTML files?

In reference to Clou’s situation, by “old files” I mean what ever files that make up the site that will be replaced.

If WordPress is going to be installed in a subdirectory (example.com/subdiretory) but you want to access the website from the root (example.com), then all the steps in Giving WordPress Its Own Directory need to be followed including the steps for the URLs in the General panel. Sorry about that – I made a mistake by saying to start from step 7.