Just for clarity, please be more specific about what you mean by entry header?
Both issues however can likely be resolved through CSS edits. The best way to do this when using the default theme is to create a Child Theme and add you custom CSS to that stylesheet.
So for the sidebar lowering add:
.template-front-page .widget-area {padding-top: 3em}
But shouldn’t I still be able to remove it even if itnisnt a child theme.
Yes, but that’s not the point – we generally try to avoid giving people bad advice here, and making changes to the default theme is a mistake. I’m sure you can imagine how unfortunate it is to have people post here saying that their entire customized site was lost when WP was updated.
Well I will figure out how to make it a child theme. But when I do. How do I remove that and movethe side bar. I can find it in 20-12
I’d start by fixing the errors on the site – those are likely causing problems. And then remove the CSS code that you added – so that you can sort out which is part of the the default and which is new (and possibly causing problems). Twentytwelve’s CSS is a bit complicated because it’s mobile first – so any styles that you want to work on a regular sized browser need to go inside a media query – see the style sheet starting on line 1350 –
/* =Media queries
-------------------------------------------------------------- */
/* Minimum width of 600 pixels. */
@media screen and (min-width: 600px) {
