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– backup your theme CSS first….

Change from:

div.art-logo {
display: block;
position: absolute;
left: 17%;
}

To:

div.art-logo {
margin: 0 auto;
height: 159px;
width: 1000px;
}

Go to your themes CSS file and define the header-widget class to align right.

– always backup files before making any changes.

Take a peek at the Conditional Tags page, here is a simplistic example:

`
<?php if (has_tag(‘sponsored’)) { ?>
<div class=”sponsored-style”><?php the_title(); ?></div>
<?php } else { ?>
<div class=”regular-style”><?php the_title(); ?></div>
<?php } ?>
`

Of course you would need to add the sponsored-style (whatever you name it) to your theme’s CSS file.

Here are some details on changing it: Function Reference the_date.

And in your (index.php, archive.php, single.php, etc.) files, you want to look for the function being called and either remove it or change it to suite your needs. Look for this:

<?php the_time('l'); ?>

Not sure what plugin you are using for your cart/ecommerce, but the content sections are set in the theme CSS file at 620px. You could use a page without sidebars to increase the width.

Are you looking to display a facebook wall on WordPress?

If you are, then take a look at JSL3 Facebook Wall Feed

It sounds like you just want to adjust the menu.

Take a peek at WP Menu User Guide

You can also look into Responsive WP themes (https://designwoop.com/2011/12/25-quality-responsive-wordpress-themes/).
But to be perfectly honest, I prefer WPTouch to most readily available, non-commercial responsive themes that I have seen so far.

Be very careful using a plugin to do large amounts of cleanup; backup your DB and files beforehand.

Is this what you are looking for? qCleanup

Please use Pastebin for large amounts of code.

When you are looking at the code output, click the link to the .js file to make sure it is in the right location. If it is, please try a different browser to see if you are having the same issue.

Change the table properties within the CSS file for your theme; look for border declarations for tr &/or td

Make sure you have already done a backup of your database.
Then try to update the WP install by itself and each them individually.

I would suggest taking a look at Function Add Shortcode & WordPress Shortcodes: The Right Way on TutsPlus

There is no requirement to use the default theme/plugins. You can do what you want, when you want with your WordPress website.

We are asking to find out if these issues are caused by a theme or plugin.

Actually Dan, that is not what I got from esmi. Your question is regarding/about a widget that came with and is part of the commercial product you purchased.

She is saying that you have purchased a commercial product that is serviced by the developer(s), and that is where you can best seek assistance.

I tried to take a peek at your site, and it would not load for me. I am also not at all familiar with that theme or the people behind it, so I may not be of any help anyways. All I can say is that there are probably some basic theme settings allowing different widgets to be seen in different areas of the site. Check the theme setting and the widget setting.

I do understand dealing with a budget and that you do not want to pay additionally for the support. I would suggest using Google (or your fav search engine) for some potential answers if you could not find one by searching this forum.