SSendra

Thanks for your quick response, Tim. I’ll let you know how this works.

I have checked this in Chrome and Firefox on Mac and the sidebar appears to the right in both of these browsers.

In the stylesheet CSS, .form textarea has a padding-left of 85px. Change this to 0px. That will move the Query box over in line with the others.

You need to make the form box smaller by adding

.form {width:600px; float:left;}
.submit {width:560px;float:left}

to the stylesheet. That should let your sidebar slide up.

You could add font-weight:bold; to the css in .widget li a if you are styling the same text you are recoloring.

Adding #maincontainer {background-color:#fff !important;} to your CSS stylesheet would extend the white background all the way to the footer, which is I believe the issue you are trying to correct.

Sorry- my last paragraph wiped out. It should be this:

To style the CSS, you can specify font-sizes, spacing and line-height based on the unordered list code. The whole list is coded <ul> the list items are individually tagged with <li>.

-Scott

Are you familiar with html code or are you working in the visual editor?
A bulleted list is referred to as an “unordered list” in html. If you are using the visual editor, select your text then click the unordered list button next to the strikethrough button. This will put your text into an unordered list and you can erase the asterisks.

To style the CSS, you can specify font-sizes, spacing and line-height based on the unordered list code. The whole list is coded

, the list items are individually tagged with
• .

See the W3 css reference for more info on styling lists.
https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_list.asp

I hope this helps- really cool models on the site you are working on!
-Scott

Fadi-

When you go to “Themes” page under Appearances, there should be a tab at the top left for “Install Themes” next to “Manage Themes”.

You find more on adding themes in the WordPress Codex.
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Using_Themes

I hope this helps.
Scott