Peter

To exclude bands from the news post list you need to add this to the query:
cat=-3

You need to work out what id your “the bands” category has which can be seen in the url in Post > categories > The bands and replace teh three with the id in the url.

To create a category page for just the bands if you have a category.php file duplicate it and call it category-ID.php where ID is the number gained in the previous step.
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Category_Templates

what you have won’t work as the original image is not a css property…

You can either:
A. (easiest and best solution):
#menu-images li img:hover {
opacity:0.6;
}

Change the value of opacity 1 being full down to 0 invisible.

B:
Move all of the images <img /> tags into background properties for the LI

1. Try moving all but the fresh donwload out of the themes directory.

2. Have you made changes using the wordpress style editor?
Some of these may be stored in the database.

3. Have you installed any caching plugin?

4. Clear your browser cache.

1. You need to back everything up from the start…

2. (maybe)IF you don’t know what you’re doing your best bet is to put everything back where it was, you may need to delete your .htaccess file and generate a new one in wp-admin > settings > permalinks.

3. (How it’s done.)after moving all files including .htaccess from /shop to https://www.roseblackaccessories.co.uk you also need to run some queries on the database changing all https://www.roseblackaccessories.co.uk/shop
to
https://www.roseblackaccessories.co.uk.

Then you can edit .htaccess and change the root path.

wp-touch is a good plugin for this although it is not free.

Otherwise you need to use a responsive theme or re build your theme to make it responsive.

The PDF’s content is not directly viewable in a web browser!

Having said that browsers like safari do support viewing the pdf.

If the plugins are putting them at the top of the sidebar the easiest way would be to put the code for the widget directly into the top of sidebar.php just after the opening container tag.

You’d need to take the author feed:

/author/authorname/feed/

And echo that into the page or post you want see:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/WordPress_Feeds

Author feed

A mne to that! (is that how you spell a men??)

If that doesn’t make sense to you, or you want it to work differently than it does, refer to my earlier post for options about learning the different coding languages.

Have you tried running it more than once?

The first one is not good at all I would suggest restoring the database from a backup.

The second message sounds like the database has too many connections open for the operation which sounds a bit odd to be honest.

the links along the top look like categories rather than pages.

Have you written about us as a page? or a post?

Anyway that is a theme from WPThemes.co.nz , I would recommend starting their to aks how to set your site up.

brilliant

I’m saying 3 then 5 because I first searched using my default which is here in the uk google.co.uk and I’m guessing your a google.com gal!!!!

As for your i.p I don’t know what “Minocqua” is.

However if it’s a whois tool it most likely shows the old domain because it is showing you a cache’d entry from it’s index which was done back when your site was on it’s old i.p ..

Now as for some direct advice do you have google webmaster tools?

If no get registered for them and look at all the diagnostics it gives you esp crawl errors!

Well it could be construed that I’m being rude (yes I am a Poet and know I do not know it) to point out to you repeatedly where “kindnessforkids.net” shows in a google search..

So here is a screen shot for you if you search for “kindnessforkids.net”..

I have highlighted the entry and put a big as pink box round it so you don’t miss it.

https://tinypic.com/r/2ajumpt/6

You need to add the css to your style.css file in your theme.

And every where you want a tooltip you need to add the markup like it says to each element you want a tooltip for:

<a href="#" class="tooltip"> Tooltip <span> <img class="callout" src="src/callout_black.gif" /> <strong>Most Light-weight Tooltip</strong><br /> This is the easy-to-use Tooltip driven purely by CSS. </span> </a> <a href="#" class="tooltip"> <img src="../img/demo/css-tooltip-image.gif" /> <span> <img class="callout" src="src/callout_black.gif" /> <strong>CSS only Tooltip</strong><br /> <img src="../img/demo/css-tooltip-image.gif" style="float:right;" /> Pure CSS popup tooltips with clean semantic XHTML. </span> </a>