Rachel Baker

If you are just looking to have text randomly display there is the Random Text widget: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/randomtext/screenshots/

I have not tried the plugin myself and have no affiliation with the developer.

Would your Privacy Policy content be in a page on your site or do you want people to download the Word document?

If you are having people download the Word document, you can upload the document under “Media” and grab the direct link to the uploaded file.

If you are adding the content from the Word document to a page on your site, grab the url to that page

….and then in the text widget add the following code around the text you want to serve as the link
<a href="https://www.yourdomain.com/linktopageordocument/">Privacy Policy text</a>

Has the post been published? Or are you viewing the draft?

Can you provide the URL of the post in question?

Have you tried viewing your site in a different browser? You may be seeing a cached version of your site that is not showing you the changes.

The WordPress Codex has documentation related to theme development, but prior html, css, and being comfortable with seeing php code is required. https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Theme_Development

I believe with Thesis you have to add the image to the Featured Image section of the edit post screen.

From the Edit Post screen choose the Screen Options dropdown in the upper right of the screen. You will then be able to check the box to display revisions.

Erin,

Can you give more details? How do you want to integrate WordPress and the Weebly site?

What are the domains for each site?

You can add the following entry to your CSS file:

#wrapper {
background: #FFF;
}

however, the background image you added is not set to repeat, so it will not continue down the page.

The instructions on that page load the index.php template.

//load index to show blog
load_template(TEMPLATEPATH . '/index.php');

Based on what you want to achieve, I would probably just install WordPress in the /blog/ directory of your domain.

Can you provide what size you would like for the text specified above?

You already have a <span style="font-size: xx-small;"> tag around that text.

From what I understand of Drupal and CCK, I do believe that what it sounds like you are trying to accomplish is not as straightforward in WordPress.

“Un-installing” WordPress if you’re not worried about saving any of the data you might have entered (warning: you will lose everything, so backup if you’re not sure), is a simple 2-step matter:

1) Delete all WordPress files. If you installed into your root directory, delete all the files and directories installed by WordPress (wp-config.php, /wp-content/, /wp-admin/ etc). Be careful to not delete any other files you might have had there before WordPress. If WordPress is in a subdirectory, simply delete the subdirectory and all its contents.

2) Go into PHPMyadmin or whatever else you have on your server to edit MYSQL databases. Select the database used by your WordPress install and drop all the WordPress tables. Again, if this was a fresh database only used by WordPress, you can drop all tables. If the database had existing tables before, make sure you don’t lose them.

You can ask your web hosting company to assist you if needed.

Do you want/need to backup your files?

How did you install WordPress? If you installed it via your hosting account with a setup script, they usually offer a quick “uninstall” method. Otherwise, you can log in via FTP and delete all the files.

I see the Facebook and Twitter widgets in the sidebar on your pages. For example here: https://djjoestick.com/wordpress/?page_id=53

Can you provide more details regarding what you are trying to accomplish?