Bill

WP doesn’t handle that part (other than including your admin notification address in the settings page). You can set up all of your email addresses, forwards, etc. via your web hosting account. Log in to your hosting account and look for your mail tools.

Great! Glad you figured it out.

You need to change the urls back to what they were before. Have a look at this page which has detailed instructions for doing that.

Don’t be put off by how much info that page has. Read the intro paragraphs, and then look specifically at the section I linked you to: Edit functions.php. It’s just a few steps, but be sure to take it step by step.

That page has links about ftp if that’s new to you. If you still aren’t sure how to access the file, ask your web host to help you.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_General_Screen

you should not need to register just to get assistance from wordpress, whats that about? what if (just like now) i cant login and need assistance back into my account? someone should fix that.

One: you aren’t getting assistance from WP. You’re getting it from volunteers that would like to try to help you out of your mistake.
Two: how can we keep track of all of these threads if they aren’t attached to a specific individual? Hence, you log in as a forum user. We don’t think that’s a lot to ask.

Visiting your site, I would guess that you’ve accidentally changed your site or WP address in Settings > General. Your email address doesn’t set your page urls.

You need to change the urls back to what they were before (without the extra ‘l’). Have a look at this page which has detailed instructions for doing that.

Don’t be put off by how much info that page has. Read the intro paragraphs, and then look specifically at the section I linked you to: Edit functions.php. It’s just a few steps, but be sure to take it step by step.

That page has links about ftp if that’s new to you. If you still aren’t sure how to access the file, ask your web host to help you.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_General_Screen

You may want to ask about this in the support forum for the theme.

It’s not uncommon for a theme to style the first paragraph of a post differently. Some, though, have a setting somewhere (Customizer?) for toggling this off. If you don’t get the help you need from the above forum, you can probably override it with some custom css.

Great! Glad you worked it out.

If you can’t access your admin pages, you’ll need to use an FTP client (like FileZilla), or your host’s cpanel (or File Manager) and navigate to the files on the server.

In your WP installation there, find wp-content/plugins and rename that plugin folder to something like plugins-hold. That will disable all plugins and hopefully allow you to get back into WP admin. Rename the folder back to the original. Then you can start re-activating plugins until you find the problem one(s).

If that doesn’t do it, likewise rename your active theme’s folder so that WP will use a default WP theme temporarily. That way you can rule out whether the theme is at fault or not.

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