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At least try turning off plugins first so you can figure out if its core or plugin related.

I find most themes don’t have sliders, and if you look at the options section of themes you can often remove the sliders. Also, its very easy to look at the index.php template and remove them.

Quick fix would be to replace the images located here with whatever new image you want: https://www.ronniewhittaker.com/wp-content/uploads/Blog-Sword1.png, https://www.ronniewhittaker.com/wp-content/uploads/Phoenix1.png, https://www.ronniewhittaker.com/wp-content/uploads/memberskey2.png. Otherwise the images could be set in widget, theme options, or hardcoded into theme.

Hello, you can install wordpress into a directory like /news and then use an RSS widget to pull the latest items and display them on your front page.

Hi, I tried to use is_front_page and is_home once without any success. What I ended up doing was using a function to pull current URL and comparing with base URL, or whatever homepage you use. So essentially built a custom homepage checker, it’s not hard and there’s code out there if you search.

It’s probably an issue that multisite sets up a directory per each blog, so I bet it could be done, but every site’s config would need to be changed, meaning you’d need to change the code which builds the configs per new site.. so a lot of work and very unstable for future updates.

I don’t see any such buttons and you just posted this 10 minutes ago..

I’ve never had your problem, but it could be that your free-hosting has put some kind of limitation on its server configuration.

i suggest you look for a plugin, I’m pretty sure there is one that lets you fine tune the posts it shows.

Yes, but you’d want to do this outside of wordpress, like through your cpanel.

It’s probably an issue of which feed is being imported. Try specifying the right feed you want imported instead of letting it auto discover your feed. You can also use a plugin which will give you further control over getting the right feed, but I don’t think you will need to use a plugin.

I suggest you simply output the <img> as a clickable directly into header code. Because its set as a background image, you won’t be able to click it, and since there is no title text displaying you can’t use the margin-left:-1000px trick.

If I were you I’d see what Terms of Service are being used on existing theme sellers, because yours will probably end up very similar.

In order to change the color you will need to add a div class tag around the comments. You’ll have to look in your template to correct this. Also, as Rodni said, the “leave a comment” already is on the same line but is being broken because of lack of space, if you reduce the font size size you’ll see it on one line (though you’ll have to keep tag count down).

For the first part, you will need to change the template so that you can display widgets on the front page. The easiest way I think would be to add a sidebar, or whatever is containing that widget from second link. It will be very hard if you’re not familiar with coding and styling because it will require a lot of work to get dimensions right. Getting a facebook like button will be pretty easy, because you can open the homepage template and simply paste in the facebook like button where you want it. You can even look for social bookmarking plugins which have template code you can paste in, this will give you a broader range of bookmarking displays.