Joms

Hi, I think you misunderstood the include functions of WordPress like get_sidebar(), get_header() and get_footer(). These functions are found within WordPress and were made to make including of template parts easier. If you want to include a PHP file you can just use the PHP function include() or require().

Why not just use WordPress categories? You can create a “Guys” and “Girls” category, then assign your post.

You can then access your category page without having to create a new page. It could be something like http://www.example.com/category/girls where all the posts assigned to the Girls category will be listed.

I can suggest these options:

1. WordPress Custom Post Types or the plugin.
2. Have a look at Pods CMS.
3. Use $wpdb and create your own tables.

By default WordPress’ user creation is disabled so you can’t create a user in your case.

If you have access to the database you might want to check the users table to identify which email you used. If you don’t recognize it just change it to your email and try the retrieve password again.

Or you can try directly editing the password by using an MD5 tool.

That is not the proper way to center align an element. You have to set the left and right margin to auto and display it as block.

So in your theme it will be cleaner to just edit style.css and look for #logo around line 38.

Change the margin property to this:

margin: 63px auto 34px;

And add this:

display: block;

Hope that helps.

It uses WP 3’s wp_nav_menu function. You can create a menu under Appearance->Menus and assign it on the ‘primary’ theme location.

On your style.css find this (around line 249):
.sidebar ul li ul, .sidebar ul li div

and below it replace the styles with:

clear: none;
    padding: 0 10px 15px 14px;
    position: static;
    width: auto;