Benachi

Hi @vegpack

I can see you have two font-awesome.css added.
I would recommend removing the 2nd one (link below) or move it before style.css if you needed for some reasons.

netdna.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/3.2.1/css/font-awesome.min.css?ver=1.3.9

font-awesome.css should be placed before style.css so that it’s easy to manage the font size.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by Benachi.

Hi @erenyeager911

Unfortunately no.
You would need access to functions.php via FTP or the Appearance icon at least.

Hi

Looks like Aurum is a pro theme.
I recommend contacting the theme vendor.

Hi @fsucfasupport

When you go to Posts, there is a post search box on the top right corner. Do you use the box or something else to search?

As a default, WordPress search within posts if you use the Post search.

It could be possible you have a plugin that searches both posts and pages. You can check by going to Plugins < Installed Plugins, and look for a plugin that related to search.

If there is one, deactivate and see if that helps.

Hi @erenyeager911

The best way is to ask your friends, or you can check code like this on functions.php.

This limits access to plugins if you are not an admin.

function remove_your_menu_items (){
global $current_user;
if ($current_user->user_login!=’admin’){
remove_menu_page( ‘plugins.php’ );
}
}
add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘remove_your_menu_items’, 100 );

Hi @slappyintheface

Adding something like this at the bottom of your stylessheet can change to the gray/blue color.

.jetpack-social-navigation ul li{
    background: #445578;
}

a.more-link,
body:not(.search):not(.single-jetpack-testimonial) .jetpack-testimonial .entry-title a, body:not(.search):not(.single-jetpack-testimonial) .jetpack-testimonial .entry-title, .jetpack-testimonial-shortcode .testimonial-entry-title {
    color: #445578;
}

Hi!

Looks like your sites are hosted by WordPress.COM.
I would contact WordPress.com for lost username/password.

https://en.support.wordpress.com/account-recovery/

This forum is mainly for those with self-hosing WordPress.

In addition to @judgerookie’s recommendation, you can also create a local environment on your computer. You can upload to server when the new WordPress site is ready.

https://developer.www.ads-software.com/themes/getting-started/setting-up-a-development-environment/

Great, Thanks. I noticed that the date and time are missing. It’s rather strange.
Can you enter any date and time manually and see if you can publish?

Also, I would check if the time and date format are set up correctly under Settings < General.

Hi @rajnish-kumar

Sorry that you are having troubles. Can you provide us little more detail? It would help us understand your situation better.

Are you able to publish the page after a while or not at all?

Thanks,

On the admin panel, click Plugins < Installed Plugins

Do you see a plugin that related to AMP?

If so, click VIEW DETAIL, you will see a popup window opens up.
Click www.ads-software.com Plugin Page link on the pop-up.

On the plugin page, you should be able to ask for support.

Hope this helps.

Hi!

I ran a quick check on google amp checker.

https://search.google.com/test/amp

It does show an error with inline CSS style.
I’m not familiar with AMP, but as far as I know, /* should not be in CSS.

.amp-wp-inline-a386c318dfa5afbad39334c530575875{/*width:126.5px;height:88px;}

Is this something you can remove? If it’s generating from the AMP plugin, then please contact the plugin developer as @jakept suggested.

Looks like the “Primary Navigation” is selected on the Dashboard. This means the Resources menu is set up as the top navigation menu.

I would check the Widgets under Appearance. The links on the right-hand side of the pages are usually managed there.

Hi @sisteryang

If you have access to wp-config.php, you can add the code below to see it can give you more detail.

define( 'WP_ALLOW_REPAIR', true );

Hi @narendra1977

You can make these changes by going to Appearance < Customize once you install the Twenty Seventeen.

Full-width: Select “One column” under the Theme options.

Blog header: Change the Site title under the Site Identity section.

As per fonts, there are a ton of plugins that allow you to change fonts without any programming. Or you can add code like this under Additional CSS section.

body {
    font-family: "Comic Sans MS", cursive, sans-serif;
}

Hope this helps.