sandised

My image is also not hidden, even though I’ve tried to make it so. https://www.sandiseduction.com/2017/05/02/when-game-skills-outgrow-you/ here you can see that the featured image is still shown. How to fix this? I tried you solution with replacing “.has-post-thumbnail img.wp-post-image” with “.has-post-thumbnail .entry-photo>img”. What to do?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by sandised.

Also, I would like to do it with custom CSS.

Cover is the one! Thank you ??

Thanks Steve.

That made the website look very strange. It looks like the background image was put inside the layer that I made transparent to make the background image transparent. I don’t want that. I simply want to make the background image smaller so that it’s entire width fits the page.

Thanks.

I’ll put the link to another explanation here that is more understandable for a beginner:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/changed-my-wordpress-address-url-now-ive-lost-everything?replies=12

Thanks Mark.
I can’t find any recovery instructions in your first link. Are you talking about “Relocate method”?

I just have something called stylesheet editor in my “Appearance” section. Is it ok to use that one?

Brilliant, thank you ??

https://www.sandiseduction.com/wordpress/about/
It’s “Sandi Seduction” that I want to change.

It’s in the upper left corner

Thanks for your response. I’m a total noob at WP.

I wonder, what do I enter specifically in the CSS editor?

I tried:

.page .title {
	font-family: "Times New Roman", Georgia, Serif;
}

but it doesn’t change my title font.