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onefortynine: I would strongly suggest you make these changes in a child theme so that you don’t have to worry about updates.

The width you want to change is set in the #primary reference (I think it starts at 1000px) of your CSS file. Also, there are quite a few slider plugins already available to incorporate into your custom theme.

You are looking for #secondary, specifically .left-sidebar #secondary

Sorry to hear about that. Always delete rename the default (‘admin’) login for your site; I choose a login with 8+ characters. And IMHO, always use a phrase with 10-12+ characters for the password. Below is some helpful reading material/suggestions/tips/tools.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/FAQ_My_site_was_hacked

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Hardening_WordPress

I strongly suggest a database backup plugin, if you don’t already have one. I do hope you have a recent backup; or that your webhost does.

Those should just be widgets, check your Dashboard / Appearance / Widgets

Google doesn’t care if it’s a page or a post, only that it’s content. If you site is new, and has little content, then it may take some time before the adds appear.
Also, take a look at the source code (output) for pages that you have setup to utilize AdSense. Make sure the code is there.

I just added cap to a cart, and then double check that the cart does indeed have the item; no issues there. Sorry, just not that familiar with the woocommerce plugin.

Since this is an urgent issue for you, have you tried the woocommerce forums?

I would start by taking a look at the z-index property (https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_pos_z-index.asp)

I would suggest taking a look at editing the post itself; check for align references.

Do you mean like WP-Members?

Nice colors, good use of the homepage slider. Overall, it’s a nice design.
Would suggest something like the jQuery Lightbox for your galleries and since your theme is not a responsive one, maybe consider WPTouch for mobile visitors to your site.

I just viewed the site, the images are centered

Sorry, I was simply saying to change the CSS file, in your case the #site-title

On line 46 of the theme CSS file you wil find .smallheadline1 change it to suite your needs; display:none will make it go away all together.

– always backup files before making changes

I would suggest that you edit that page specifically to make sure it has the comments turned off.

When using a responsive theme, you should define logo or text in the CSS file instead of the header.php file.