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In the HTML spec there are only 6 heading tags allowed for use. You can always use one of the 6 heading elements and append a class element to it and then write your own custom CSS that targets that class.

Sounds like you should reach out to your host to find out what the problem is.

Could be a permissions issue perhaps. Are you able to FTP into your site and delete the folders that way? /wp-content/plugins/

This should do the trick for you:

body footer#footer .footer-widgets h3.widget-title {
text-shadow: none;
color: #fff;
}

Jason, have you reached out to your host yet? A 500 error is a server error and they should be able to assist you.

Have you reached out to your host yet about this?

See if this article helps.

If you’re putting an HTML file in your site root and it’s returning page cannot be found then you’re probably putting it in the wrong folder.

You may need to ask your host if you aren’t sure of the correct location for the root of the site.

If you already have a WordPress install that you want to enable multi-side on then it has to have a wp-config.php file which is used by WordPress for database settings, etc. If you can’t find it you’ll need to ask your host where it is located and the easiest way to access it. It’ll vary from host to host.

Place this CSS snippet in your theme’s stylesheet (or wherever you are instructed to place custom CSS at the theme level).

body .title-area h1.site-title a {
color: #fff;
}

Have you tried clearing your browser cache yet? It’s showing correctly for me as well.

Are these images present in the wp-content/uploads/ folder if you FTP into your site to see the physical files?

Danielle, see if this article helps.

Andy, what exactly do you mean by you’re not able to install those plugins? What happens, specifically?