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I was referring to database and FTP usernames/passwords, too. Yup, pure default.

Hmmm, not sure how that would get me sense I setup all the usernames/passwords.

Thanks for your response CalytonJames

The corrupted upload was the problem last time. That’s why I did the re-installs this time. I watched it install on the FTP, too, and all the files seemed to go through fine. I completely deleted all the files (including WordPress) and completely uploaded them again. Any ideas? Thanks!

Careful bumping, people get mad at you here for it (not one of those people).

I think this is what you want
<a href="https://yoursite.com/post"><img src="https://yourimage.png" /></a>

Nope, can’t be done with a float. So what’s the alternative?

As I said on my other post you wrote this on…their forum costs money and this problem is not theme specific, mentioning the theme simply makes it easier in-case someone is familiar with the theme.

Is there such a thing a float: down or float: center?

I would be if it didn’t cost to use the forum. I mentioned the theme only because if someone is familiar it would make things easier. However, my problem is not only specific to this theme and it is not necessary to be familiar with this theme to solve the issue.

Anyways…I’m thinking it has to do with pagewrap. Anybody have an idea about that?

In the page.php and single-post.php I believe you can delete code that enables comments. Haven’t done it in a year or so though, so I’m a little foggy.

I’m using iTheme2 from Themeify by the way…

Got it to go to the right using: <span style=”float:right”>adsense stuff</span> and placing it after the logo Div in the header.php. The problem is, it still wants to stay at the top of the screen.

How do I push it down? Thanks.

Thanks for the response Mark. I should’ve mentioned I’m using AdSense. What I’m trying to figure out is where to put the div.
<div id=”AdAboveHeader”><adsense code></div>

Right now I have it in between the Site logo Div and the Site description Div. That didn’t work though, it went to the top left of the header. I’m not quite sure how to widgetize it, but there is a Div after site description called Social Widget. I’m not sure what the Social Widget is..

This may not be the perfect way to do it, but it’s worth a shot.

Right click on the current banner as if you wanted to save its image. Note the file name, for instance, banner.png. Go into header.php and do a ctrl+f for the file name, for instance, banner.png. If you find it, replace its file name after the href with your new banner.

I also like this theme: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/themes/life-is-simple with the side pages, but it lacks a separate content box and the sidebar is too much in the background.

[No bumping, thank you. If it’s that urgent, consider hiring someone.]