Ramesh (thecodeisclear)

Hi,

You can install a custom CSS plugin, like Simple Custom CSS

You can set the left margin to indent the tagline

.site-description {
    margin-left: 15px;
}

PS: you can change 15 to any other value as per your wish.

Thanks. Glad to see that your issue has been fixed.

Another place to see is in the Theme Options.

If in neither place, it is probably hard-coded in the file footer.php

Hi Jeffrey,

Can you post screenshots of what you see and point to the the images that look wrong? It could also be that I might think that a particular image is fine, but you are actually expecting it to be smaller/differently positioned.

Cheers,
Ramesh

Ok. So here is what you can do (I assume you are okay with deleting everything and starting fresh, if not, please take backups)

(0) Open wp-config.php from File Manager and store your Database Name, User and Password in a new text file.
(1) From the file manager, delete all the wordpress files
(2) Through phpMyAdmin, select all database tables and drop them. Don’t delete the database & users, you can still use them.
(3) Re-install WordPress. (I think Softaculous will automatically create DB & users, but if you have an option, reuse your existing DB name & user)
(3.a) While reinstalling, enter the right domain details so that this is saved in the options table

Something’s wrong. I tried accessing your website from different computers, via proxies, but all of them show a Coming Soon page. Maybe someone else would have better luck.

PS: Are you using any caching plugins? If yes, disable them too.

Did you disable the plugin – “Ultimate Coming Soon Page”? As far as I can access, the site still says “Coming Soon”

Do you have a backup of the files & folders? If yes, you can easily restore old files & database via your webhost’s cPanel.

Let me know if you have a backup and I can guide you to restore your site.

Hi Jeffrey,

The site renders perfectly on Firefox and at various resolutions. What browser are you using?

Cheers,
Ramesh

Can you tell how you changed your domain name?

If I understand correctly, you have made the domain change from the Admin Dashboard? If so, I can understand you are logged out of WordPress, but are you able to login to your webhost?

Ermm.. I can just see a “Coming Soon” page.

Could you disable the plugin for sometime?

Hola! Sorry, but this is an English forum, so not many may be able to understand your question.

If I remember my Spanish correctly, you installed the plugin “Force SSL everywhere” and after that you cannot login.

If you can access your site files (cPanel/FTP), go to the wp-content > plugins folder and rename the Force SSL plugin folder to force-ssl-backup. Login back to your site, the plugin will be disabled now and you should be able to enter.

If you can identify the class for the featured image, you can add custom CSS using a plugin

If you can post a link, I can help you with the class names to be used in customization.

Do you have access to the backend database? If yes, you can update the settings by opening the wp-options table. Here is the how to from the Codex

Hi,

The issue seems hard to replicate at my end. It would help to see the issue that you are facing. Can you send me a link to your site?

Thanks,
Ramesh