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I haven’t looked at your css, but you may need to make sure that the sidebar and left-content inside the main-content div are both floating to the left. That would be a good solution to make sure they line up together.

Doing this will require you using clearfix to make sure nothing inherits the float and messes with the content within these two divs.

Let me know if you have any questions. Google search clearfix. It works pretty good. ??

h2 {
font-size: 14px;
}

This is what you need to edit for that. It appears this is the main style for all h2 tags and will adjust all of them unless you specifically override this rule.

In Menus under Appearance on the Admin panel there’s an option to add custom links to a set menu. You can put an external link there. If that’s not what you’re talking about please be more specific.

Your title is an image, not a font, that’s why it’s not adjusting. You need to change the size of the image. Or are you referring to another title? Would you mind being a bit more specific?

.post .entry {
margin-top: 26px;
}

This being applied to that information below the slider. You’ll need to adjust this margin for the information to be closer, but it would take a bit more, you may need to apply it’s own margin, because this will certain affect anything using this class.

For future reference, a theming issue would likely belong better in the Templates and Themes section, since this isn’t a WordPress issue, but a design issue.

You can link to specific categories on the menu, that way when you click on the link you can have it showing that category.

Meaning if you label all of your posts the same category it would do the similar response.

As for a page showing all the post titles, you would need to make a template for this.

Does mamp show both mysql and the apache server are running without issue.

Meaning, the green light for both?

It has a nice set of fonts, but it could use some color. Maybe a colorful set of images.

text-align isn’t actually designed for images, some browsers work with it, but it shouldn’t be relied on as a solution.

If you click aligncenter on the image editor for wordpress it appends an aligncenter to your image. All you need to do then is either two choices: Go to your theme’s css file under the appearance editor and add the previous aligncenter class i mentioned. that way it will do it for all images you ask to align via centering.

Or you can try adding the style directly to the image tag. <img src="https://www.bushlab.com.au/lab/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/Learningpath1.png style="margin: 0 auto;">

Mind you this doesn’t always work depending on the circumstances of the location of the image.

Older entries link not working (11 posts)

Try this previous question. Hope it helps.

It would likely be saved in the database installation that it was using. Do you have access to that, because that was probably where it was?

.aligncenter{
margin:0 auto;}

Add this somewhere in your css, that should help

There are several top notch sliders made specifically for WordPress. The best one I can think off the top of my head is probably SlideDeck.

Slidedeck

Using Permalinks

This is a good guide to change permalinks. ??

FAQ Troubleshooting

Try this for starters and see if it helps.

This is somewhat a complicated topic. But for starters you will need to possibly learn about custom post types.

Codex:Post Types

You’ll probably need to look into template files as well.

Codex:Pages

One way to do this would be to make a custom post type for recipes. Then make a template file that would instead of listing the normal posts, would have it list the image of the recipe. This image could link to a custom single post file that would list the information for this recipe. Hope this helps you in the right direction. ??