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just search-content.php. No it won’t display images by default. If you set a featured image on your posts, you have to call it separately like so

<?php if (has_post_thumbnail()) { ?>
	<?php the_post_thumbnail(); ?>
<?php } ?>

Here is a link to the documentation.

Download a copy of search.php from the theme you are using, keep the name the same, stick it in your child theme’s directory, modify it to display the way you want.

If I’m understanding correctly, you just need to create a child theme and edit the search.php.

CSS is not part of WordPress Basic CSS is really simple to learn, it’s going to be a huge asset to you. I’m not sure how you can design a website without it.

Maybe someone else has a plugin suggestion for this gentleman?

No prob, glad to be of help.

The event plugin developer probably has this documented.

Please post a link to the issue.

I’m not sure about any WYSIWYG photo plugins. It’s just some basic CSS, as a web designer it should be a piece of cake!

This is a single product page, you wont find it in the wp admin panel, you can find the product. To edit the single product page template, or a single product consult your eCommerce plugin author’s documentation.

No clue at all on this one. Are you sure you’re an admin? I would sometimes make a ‘fake admin’ and hide the actual one, so my clients wouldn’t screw things up. Beyond this, I have no clue and various searches yielded nothing.

I just get a godaddy landing page when I visit your link.

My best guess is you haven’t properly configured your site.

Wordfence blocks bandwidth hogging attacks, giving site all site users more bandwidth, subsequently a more enjoyable browsing experience. So yes, I recommend it for all sites.

Might I suggest hiring someone for this, it’s not really a simple task.

Awesome! You solved your own problem.