Tareq

Ah ok, I will have a look again!

Oh and you may want to have a play around with the paddings/margins to align it properly with the rest of your site.

In your custom css or Child Theme.

#access {
	float: none;
	display: table;
	margin: 0 auto;
}

Be wary that this Theme was last updated over two years ago so it’s compatibility with the latest release of WordPress could be questionable.

*****Don’t re-install just yet.*****

Do you have FTP access, or is there an area within your hosting account that you can access the files on your server?

You can just delete the entire Theme Folder for ‘Sixteen’ and WordPress will revert back to the default theme. You can then go in and Activate your previous theme.

Go into Appearance -> Customise -> Other Settings (on the left at the bottom) and paste this into your Custom CSS.

.single.has-sidebar .content-area {
	float: right;
	margin-right: -34%;
	width: 100%;
}
.single.has-sidebar .widget-area.sidebar {
	float: left;
	margin-right: -23rem;
	width: 22rem;
}

Navigate to a post within the customise area, and make sure it’s in the correct position for you, then save your edited CSS.

Your site comes up with an error?

P.s. drop colophon.php into the root of the child theme directory.

You should start a new support request really but as you’re here, I will help.

You won’t find a child theme as an actual product, you have to create this yourself or use a child theme plugin from the repository.

Once you have done that copy the colophon.php from within the Theme’s Folder ‘forever’ into your child theme, then edit that file to your requirements.