Paul

Based on the parent theme, under Appearance -> Menus -> Click Create Menu. Edit the order and which menu items you want and check Primary Menu under Menu Settings -> Theme locations and then click Save Menu.

To remove items from your menu, under Menu Structure click the down arrow on the right side of the item you want to remove and click the Remove button.

Hope this helps.

When I follow your link, it redirects me to this with about 30 items listed.

What theme are you using?

I’m not sure…it might be an issue with a plugin you have installed or it could be the theme or something else entirely.

I would use the preview button before posting and double check that everything looks they way you want it to look.

I’ve had issues with other pages doing the same thing but when I go back and edit after the preview it has worked out the way I wanted.

Without being able to look at your code, that’s about all the help I can offer at this time.

Change your <p> tag to <p style="text-align: center;"> for the paragraph the text appears in.

you are looking for a line of code that is something along the lines of <div class=”post-meta”> by <?php the_author(); ?> on <?php the_time( get_option( ‘date_format’ ) ); ?>

You can go into your index.php or single.php and manually delete the meta information.

Or you can add a line to your style.css post-meta { display: none; }

I would recommend creating a child theme to remove unwanted elements from the theme so you do not lose your work when the theme updates at a later date.

not sure what blank space you are referring to. When I look at your site on my mobile, it spans across the entire screen.

Have you tried refreshing your browser?

Which plugin did you install?

It is most likely in the index.php file or the single.php that you are referring to if you want to remove it that way.

You could also add some code to your style.css file such as author { display: none; }

The downside is that if/when you update your theme, you will lose these changes and start over. Best practice would be to create a child theme and do your editing in there.

Did you assign “home” to be your homepage in the settings?

1. Go to Administration > Settings > Reading panel.
2. Set Front page displays to a static page
3. In the drop down menu for Front Page select “Home.”
4. In the drop down menu for Posts page select “Blog” or the name you created, or leave it blank if you will not feature posts on the site.

Save changes.

You can go to https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page for more information.

Without seeing your site, this is all I can help with for now.

The movement is called zoom in/out. It looks like most plugins with this feature will charge you a premium.

marabouda – you should be able to change it in your header.php file

fluteplayer – unless I am mistaken, it looks like cello is already in the list