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I solved this using the sloppy way, with !important tags and position: inherit.
Not an elegant solution, but a solution.

Put it in the Template file of the Theme.

Thus open the Theme directory > wp-content > themes > ThemeName

There’s a page there called single.php. This is a single page.
Also, a page called post.php. This is a single post.

Put your scripts on this page, as if it is a fresh PHP page.

Good luck.

Authentication failed is a login failure. It can be because you need to whitelist your IP, or a few other things. Can you contact the hosting company?

As you know, FTP is not the /wp-admin.

As for your error, this is because the error is occurring Server-side, before the site loads.
I recommend a fresh install/build.

PS> Designing friend’s websites is a good way to lose a friend.

The truth is the slider is probably already a loss.
Updates can cause these types of challenges.

Maybe the theme needs to be updated, maybe the slider.
You can try this, and this all comes with a risk to breaking it further.

If you have $100, my best suggestion is to go to Upwork and hire a WP programmer.
They can ease you though this process, and fix the issue.

Choose your provider carefully, upgrade the site slowly and with backups.
Good luck.

Well, without FTP, it’s gonna be tough.
If the /wp-admin is working, then Appearance > editor is a possiblity.

Without FTP, DB access is needed to shutdown the plugins.
And then restore access to /wp-admin.

These is a tough path to work out. Good luck.

It looks like a slider issue. Is this problem only in your slider?

Try removing the slider and installing a new one.
There’s something very wrong with the paths to your images.

There is an unexpected open or close tag in your file.
Trace the error by using print_r() or echo().

It’s probably not in the functions.php file, unless you have been editing it.
Sometimes, it’s easier to start a build with a clean install. It’s faster and far less frustrating than tracing what other devs have done to a website.

If you don’t know how to trace an error, this is CRUCIAL knowledge.
https://www.lynda.com/PHP-tutorials/Tracking-down-parse-errors/146234/157700-4.html

It depends on the script you use.
What is the script?

Can you provide a link to your website?

This is a hard question to field.
In the kindest way… I recommend you try a few online classes on WP before you jump in.
Personally, I have no idea how people build in WP without 10-20 hours of a programming background.

It sounds to me that classes in WP admin system is a good path to pursue first.
We all don’t understand until we start to build… Good luck on your journey.

Use a shortcode plugin.
Type shortcodes into the Plugin directory, and follow the instructions for shortcode tags.

Can you provide links and more description?
I don’t have any reference to your questions.

Put it in the Template file of the Theme.
There’s a page there called single.php.
Also, a page called post.php.

Put your scripts there.

So you found a page builder plugin that does not work.

Overall, using a page builder to build pages is a precarious path.
It is a path fraught with challenges and fragile page layouts.
Try a few different plugins before choosing a single Page Builder plugin.

Sometimes one will work better than the rest. Often, it’s a paid plugin that has the serious development behind it.

Overall, shortcode plugins are a much more stable solution, vs Page Builder plugins.
Also, there are some plugins to remove the WP default text formatting. Try some of these plugins. Testing is a necessary part of WP page layouts.

So try other plugins, or try using a shortcode plugin. After years of building, I use shortcodes to build pages.

I changed the CSS on lines 4645 and 4635.

Here’s a Screenshot

Try using Web Dev in Chrome to evaluate your code. CTL + SHIFT+I or (CMD+SHIFT+I)

Side comment:
1. I recommend a much easier to read handwriting font. It’s proven in UX testing that many people cannot read cursive fonts, and that the lack of readability translates to vast gaps in understanding for the viewer. There are a few highly readable handwriting fonts available as Google Fonts.

2. The menu system up top needs a dropdown. this is too much. Use 5 menu items at most, then use a dropdown. Watch this video to understand what happens when too many decisions are presented.

OK, I think I just figured this out.
There was a trigger set. It was an EMPTY TRIGGER. I deleted it and stopped the auto-open of LivelyChat.

Thanks for your patience, while I figured this out.
It was a totally EMPTY TRIGGER.