Jeremy Pry

Are you an admin of your WordPress install? What about manually entering the address as I suggested?

Well, I don’t know the exact structure of the Classica theme that you downloaded, but in order for WordPress to correctly find your theme, at a minimum you need a style.css file, like this: wp-content/themes/classica/style.css.

The most likely scenario that I can think of is that you unintentionally duplicated the classica folder, so you have wp-content/themes/classica/classica/, or something similar.

If you downloaded your theme as a zip file, it may be easier to let WordPress do the uploading for you. From the Admin interface, click on Appearance > Themes > Install Themes, then click on the Upload link. You can then browse for the zip file, and WordPress will take care of the rest.

What folder did you upload the theme to? WordPress looks for themes in a specific place. From the root of your WordPress installation, the theme folder needs to be in wp-content/themes/<themename>/.

Find this (around line 229):

/*       +++++++++++ Header +++++++++++++      */

#header #headerleft{
    display: block;
    float: left;
    width: 620px;
    padding-top: 6px;
}

Delete the width and float attributes, and add a text-align: center; attribute.

The problem is that it’s not that simple, which may be why you’re not really getting any replies on this. I played with some different settings on your site for awhile, and I wasn’t able to get the navigation bar to be centered without taking away the dynamic properties of WordPress menus.

It’s not impossible to do this, but it is very difficult to do when the width of your navigation bar is not explicitly set. If you feel that your navigation menu is static and won’t be changing much, then you should be able to specifically set the width, and then adjust the margins to get it centered.

Find the section of your style.css labelled “Top navigation” (it starts around line 297). The next section beneath that is labelled “Drop down menu CSS” (around line 351). We’ll be looking at both of these sections. Here’s what you need to do:

1. Change the width value under the section #navouter #nav ul#dropmenu, #navouter #nav ul#dropmenu ul from 100% to 580px.
2. In that same section from step 1, delete the the setting margin: 0;
3. The next set of changes is a little more complicated. Find the line of code that starts here: #navouter #nav ul{ }. You will need to change that section and the next section. This is what you start with:

   #navouter #nav ul{
   }
   
   #navouter #nav ul,
   #navouter #nav ul li{
       display: block;
       float: left;
       text-align: center;
       margin: 0px;
       padding: 0px;
       background-image: none;
       list-style-type: none;
   }

   And this is what you should end up with:

   #navouter #nav ul{
       margin: 0 auto;
   }
   
   #navouter #nav ul li{
       float: left;
   }
   
   #navouter #nav ul,
   #navouter #nav ul li{
       display: block;
       padding: 0px;
       background-image: none;
       list-style-type: none;
   }

I believe that should get it working for you… Just keep in mind that if you modify your menu at all, you may need to adjust the width setting, because it is no longer dynamic.

Well, let’s start with some of the basics:

1. What framework are you using?
2. What theme are you using?
3. What plugin is conflicting?
4. How is the plugin conflicting?
5. What’s a link to your page?

Check your stylesheet. Many stylesheets for WordPress have set images sizes include in them. Look in the stylesheet to see if there are any size definitions for any img elements.