wildalaska

This has been a while back, but two things come to mind. First, www.ads-software.com and WordPress.com are different and have different log-ins. That confused me at some point. Second, the only way I could see what password WordPress recognized was to have my hosting service show me how to go into the MYSQL database and find the password recognized by WordPress. This is a file on your host server and cannot be accessed through your WordPress dashboard. I would contact your hosting service if possible and explain the problem. If not, then search for something like “finding WordPress password in MYSQL file” and see if any step-by-step directions pop up.

Thanks a bunch! It is working now. The only way the image location would work is when I clicked copy location from the image and pasted it in. Typing in the exact same location would never work–something I can’t explain.

Thanks. That made it a little less screwy, but my menu structure seems lost and there were weird menu items such as “color test.” Also, the logo does not appear, which is the whole reason for doing this. My changed code to add the logo is as follows:

#site-title a {
display:block;
width:200px; height:108px;
background: https://www.conservativesteward.org/?attachment_id=39
text-indent:-9999em;
}

And that is now the only thing below the theme customization command.

I think you have covered pretty much all of the bases. Maybe it would also be good to have a few different styles/looks to choose from to ensure it looks good regardless of the theme being used.

When do you think something like this would be available?

Krishna, thanks for your help. I also asked for help from DreamHost and they walked me through going into the MYSQL database and seeing what WP had as my username. All is well now. I would have never figured that out without being walked through it step by step. I wish WordPress had live chat support.

That did not work. I have reset it twice.