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That 960px comes in the form of many different templates. This is not the body, the body is the white part on the side. The 960px will be in header.php, index.php, home.pbp, front-page.php and footer.php depending on the theme you are using. You need to develop a child theme, otherwise with updates this code will be overwritten and lost. To adjust the style.css background-color of those particular div’s you can find this out using firebug. In most cases top part is usually header in html5 or div with a class of header. In the page template in html5 this maybe article or a div with a class of content, and footer maybe footer in html5 or div with a class of footer.

I have never used portfolio grid before but there are many plugins which use specific page templates. You have to adjust your other pages to accommodate for this purpose. It more than likely requires you index.php you can go into your admin panel and set in the general settings for it to be static. If you have develop something else on this page you can rename the other page-whatever.php. Make sure you comment at the top template name: whatever.

Your @import is suppose to be your parent theme; example twentyfourteen/style.css. This takes first priority over the parent theme with you are not letting WordPress understand what you are modifying.

Sorry about all the post I was posting on a phone.

You do not install it, it is a script. You ftp the file in the root directory and open it in the browser. You can also do this in your existing server or localhost before exporting. When the script opens you type your old url and then the new url. It finds and replaced the url, which you could do with any text editor but it also replaces the serialized data that wp puts in the files which you cannot do with any text editor. If the serialized data does match the number of characters in the url you will have pages and post with errors.

The problem with multisite most people do not understand is multisite is not meant for a developer, it is meant for a school or large organization. Multisite uses multisites on one db; transferring for a client is difficult. Developers usually use subdomains with multiple installations. You would use multisite if you had multiple user or department that you would want to have different sites. I hope this helps.

The problem with multisite most people do not understand is multisite is not meant for a developer, it is meant for a school or large organization. Multisite uses multisites on one db; transferring for a client is difficult. Developers usually use subdomains with multiple installations. You would use multisite if you had multiple user or department that you would want to have different sites. I hope this helps.

The problem with multisite most people do not understand is multisite is not meant for a developer, it is meant for a school or large organization. Multisite uses multisites on one db; transferring for a client is difficult. Developers usually use subdomains with multiple installations. You would use multisite if you had multiple user or department that you would want to have different sites. I hope this helps.

If you are using a Linux server on godaddy you will need an htacess rewrite for the subdomain, I have moved wpsites in the past and used searchreplacedb2.php and works great. I’m having a similar issue because I have never moved to subdomain before and have a problem with getting htaccess to redirect to run searchreplacedb2.php.

I have tried that but Iwith wp_list_pages and wp_nav_menu for the mobile div. It reads too show both navigation at the same time. I have used the same jquery for several html websites in the past but have never used it in a wp theme. It’s not a good idea to put a lot of JavaScript In WordPress because they have the built in JavaScript. So I’m trying to avoid that and trying to do things right on this website to avoid problems in the future.

The screen shot show a login and registry form. When I use the plugin and I’m login the plugin seems to give me the look I’m looking for. When I log out the page it’s not able to be viewed which is not a problem because I only want members to view but there is no login or register form like the screen shot shows.

Hi Clayton,

Thank you for the response. I already tried that, this is my first reaction. I figured out the problem, the wamp server files need to be deleted after uninstalling. These files hold user information