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OK thanks. I will try this later on on my home machine. I am currently at college.

OK try this picture:

https://mytechnet.x10.mx/Pilgrim-Travel-Specialists03.jpg

Good luck.

First thing is to try to delete your browser cache or to use a browser that never used WordPress before.

This helps to isolate what the problem could be.

Update on its own don’t cause problems unless your machine crashed before the update was completed.

Good luck.

If you tell us which link you want then a specific example can be given. how ever this link gives you both the price and URL:

<a href="https://www.amazon.com/HTML-XHTML-CSS-Dummies-Tittel/dp/0470916591/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1348983156&sr=1-1&keywords=html+for+dummies+2012">This product costs less than $17.
</a>

Hope you get the idea.

Where is the link/URL of your site for us to see it and to understand your question.

Have you tried reverting back to your old theme to see if the site is still working. When you have done this, you should contact the Thesis guys and ask them what is the current procedure to activate their theme. I am assuming you are using version 1.85 of Thesis. On Monday, October 1st 2012, a new version of Thesis (version 2.0) is coming out.

However, first thing is to get your site back to operational before doing anything. 7 years is my entire life and can’t afford to lose it!!

So change back to the old theme before doing anything else.

Good luck.

You need to ask the maker of your theme:

https://www.inkthemes.com/supportforum/

G/L

Try this link:

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

Good luck.

When you are editing the page, are you clicking on the Update button before previewing? See this picture to get the idea:

https://tinyurl.com/9o7x6ym

Also, to preview the page, how are you doing this? The simplest way is to click on the preview Changes button which will always alert you to save the page before previewing.

hope this helps.

Is it the your own bespoke form or have you used some plugin for it?

If you have used the plugin for the form then the instructions should be in the plugin documentation (normally backticks in the form I am using. If you have created your own form then the only way is to copy the code individually or convert it in to a plugin for your own use. To convert it you will need to read the official document for it.

Hope this helps.

The official Guide is here:

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

Good luck.

Login to your dashboard and then go to:

Appearance >. Menus

Now do the following:
1) Give a name to your Menu – Standard
2) Select the primary Menu – the one you just created
3) Under pages Click select All
4) Click on “Add to Menu”
5) Now drag and drop the menu on the right hand side to place them in some form of order. See this picture:

https://tinyurl.com/9zhvdb2

the sub-Menus are slightly indented as you can see in the picture.

6) Make sure you keep clicking on Save or Save Menu buttons at each stage.

Hope this gives you an idea but always post back to get further help or to learn about official documentation.

You can remove the widgets from your sidebar by going to your dashboard and then:

Appearance >> Widgets

It looks like this:

https://tinyurl.com/8j8nhvr

You can now delete the individual widgets.

Good Luck.

Your current css looks like this:

https://tinyurl.com/9ulzzra

Now what you need is to work in your child theme and insert a code to change the background of the page body. To learn about child themes, read this:

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

Hope this helps.

You need to go to your dashboard and under

Appearance >> Widgets

you will see something like this:

https://tinyurl.com/9etv5uf

All you need to do is to drag and drop your search widget to whatever position you want.

Good luck.