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Hello,

Try adding this to your theme’s Custom CSS area.

.site-content .widget-area {
    width: 29%;
}

If not, try adding that code at the end of the style.css file.

I haven’t played with the Hueman theme but if it can be of any help, try adjusting your front page from WP > Settings > Reading. Then if the front page changes to the one you selected you should be able to edit the page.

@seiyohanekai :
You seem to have server permission issues on your styling files.
For example this file should be accessible:
https://blog.st-john.or.jp/ewordpress/wp-content/themes/twentyfourteen/style.css

Yet it shows a “403 Forbidden” error, it suggest that your server’s permission settings are not configured correctly.

The best way to solve this is to contact the hosting company and ask them to verify permissions.

Or ensure that your folders have a permission of 755.

Not exactly sure what you want to do with the “successful submission” message.
However if you want to try to style it or remove it you would use this:

.yks-success {
display:none;
}

What do you mean when you move over the text?
Try to reset your theme styling options to see if it helps.

All the content, pages, posts including the products is content that is not protected and all have access to it. Even if you have no direct links in the menu of your site towards that content Google will still pick it up.

Google picks up all content unless it is protected either via plugins or by blocking Google to see those pages via something called robots.txt. However robots.txt solution would not be good for you because even if Google has no access to that content, it is still not technically protected.

I suggest using a plugin, you can try several ones.
Here is another one you can try: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/content-protector/screenshots/

Another possibility is download the original file of the theme again. And replace it, perhaps you have some corrupt files in your theme.

Have you tried deactivating all plugins?
Do you get the same results?

Also try to activate the default WP theme called Twenty Fifteen.

With WordPress you can set each page to have a password and to be visible only to those that know that password. More on that here.

To restrict access to certain pages only to logged in users you will need to use a plugin such as this one:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/user-access-manager/screenshots/

That’s a strange behavior indeed.
It would be hard to tell without looking at the core files.

Try deactivating all plugins to see if it is not related.

Have you checked if that category had posts, even if they are in draft or in trash?

Not to worry, the WP community is here to cure the stress. ??

When it comes to documentation the best resource is the WP Codex:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/

For example in your code above you mention “get_template_part”.
Here is documentation: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/get_template_part

You most likely have an open tag, wrong syntax in the file you were working on.

I suggest restoring the edited file and making your changes again.

If you were editing the footer code, it was most likely in the file footer.php.

Restore that file from the original. ??

If you are referring to the space under the title “STRESS MANAGEMENT HAWAII”.
That space can be edited inside the page editor of the page “STRESS MANAGEMENT HAWAII”.

Then upload an image into the page and it should be shown into that empty white space.

You can try to add this to your custom CSS:

.yks-mailchimpFormContainer {
position: relative;
z-index: 9;
}

Most likely the images are rotated sideways when they were uploaded. Most devices recognize that orientation given to them using CSS but iPads may not.

Remove those images, then ensure that they are uploaded in the right orientation.

Go to WP > Settings > Reading > Syndication feeds show the most recent.

And ensure that you have a number high enough in that syndication feeds option.