Mpwassler

just try adding this block of code to the css file
@media (max-width: 650px) {
#container #header ul#menu-menu-1{
display:none;
}
}

also you have padding-left of 80 px on your ancore tags that’s what is pushing the images over and leaving that gap if you want to push them over use margins instead of padding. margins create space outside the block container while padding creates space inside the block container

instead of on div.img a put the box shadow on div.img a img .. . you have the shadow on the bigger anchor tag instead of the img tag

We’ll do you have a template file or something you could edit cuz this is actually a real easy fix like it’s basically changing <h4> title </h4> to <h4>title</h4>

.text p will style paragraphs and .text h4 will style headers also part of the date is in an h5 tag and part of it is in a p tag they should just both be in the same h5 tag and yeah just wrap the h4 tags content in the anchor tag you currently have wrapping the read more links . . . i feel like i’m missing something here, are you writing the html tags for this scroller or are they being generated … also css should be in your external style sheet or at least in <style></style> tags . . . you have css just randomly sitting in table cells at the bottom of your page

i dont see it

footer top is not the problem all the way down in one of those widgets there is this
.widget-area aside {
float: left;
width: 100%;
list-style: none;
margin: 0px 0px 3em;<– I belive this is your problem. make it 0
padding: 0%;
}

You would have to place it over top of the image since your images have very large white margins built into the sides of them. This is not ideal however it can still be done in #header-main you’ll find a css deceleration that looks like left:0; change it to left:270px; (or however close u want it)

Yeah the difference between block and inline elements is one of those major speed bumps when getting started it’s worth noting that you can change the display property with css so you could have set div.set to display: inline and got the same result. It is also pretty common to change anchor tags to display: block to make buttons because to have a height and width elements have to be block

You could absolutely position the text off the bottom of the footer and then it would always be there

Give nav a a height Set line-height css property to the height of its container also put that add theme support function in <?php ?> tags (not related but yeah )

Do you mean the div with the class of set ? Cuz it should still be inside the same paragraph as the other text and instead of a div tag it should be wrapped in a span tag. Div is a block element and will always force a new line Span is an inline element and will not

Add touchstart=”myFunction()” click events only work on input and links on touch screens … Since there’s no mouse there’s no click … I didn’t test that but it’ll probably work