Will Schmierer

I’m not sure where that field originally was added to your site. Was the original portion that was working added via a plugin that maybe isn’t active on your new site? Or if you’re using the same theme as before, perhaps there was an update and that was added to the customizer section of the theme? It’s hard to tell exactly without gettting into the backend of the site, but I’d look at those two options first to see if something got moved or needs to be activated. Hope that helps.

The link provided doesn’t seems to return a page not found currently. Were you able to figure this out or do you have a link to another page where you’d like to try and adjust this image size?

I’m able to access the admin area. If you’re not able to actually log in with the username and password you created/was created for you, I’d recommend contacting Hostgator, they should be able to help you get setup with proper logins to log in. Hope that helps.

Hey there,

So for the navigation you’d have to either adjust the css to allow the menu items to all fit at smaller device sizes, or you could try a plugin to create a mobile menu to appear at a certain screen size. This one has some pretty good reviews and should do the trick if that’s an approach you’d like to try. Hope this helps.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-responsive-menu/

I’m able to see the site on the front end so not sure if this has been resolved? If you’re not able to login to your site, but it’s working on the front end, I’d recommend contacting your hosting company.

Depending on the font you want to use, there are a couple ways to do this. I would recommend checking out this tutorial from a very reputable WordPress resource for adding new fonts to a site. Hope this helps.

http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/how-to-add-custom-fonts-in-wordpress/

I think a link to your site would make it a little easier. But looking at the default theme, there is some markup to have that section span only 8 columns.

On the section where you see this in the markup:

<div class="col-lg-8 col-lg-offset-2 centered">

If you adjust that to something like this it fills the space more like your image:

<div class="col-lg-12 centered">

Hope that helps get you started.

Hey Dave,

In your css, find or add this class and adjust the values as needed:

.shareaholic-canvas {
margin: top value, right value, bottom value, left value;
}

Hope this helps.