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If you file directory /wp-content is not there, then your site will not be working at all.

However, after all the shouting dies down, if you do find a /wp-content/themes directory, then that is where you want to upload your theme.

Just make sure you upload the theme files in their own directory so it looks like this:

/wp-content/themes/theme name

2. In your css file look for the following:

#wp-calendar a {display: block;} and add a color like so – #wp-calendar a {display: block;color:#f4df2c;}

1. Do you want to center the text as in having it centre each line – or would you prefer to have it centre the whole section of text but still be left aligned?

2. The calendar is working but the choice of highlight is minimal – perhaps a more prominent color would work better?

3. There are dropdown category list plugins available if you would prefer to keep the category list area short.

They both look the same to me – no huge amount of white space on either.

Have you already fixed the problem?

When you use the upload panel, it uploads the images to /wp-content/uploads/year/month.

So even though you may not have thought they were not actually on the server, in fact, that is exactly where they were located. If you have deleted all of your files, it is most likely you deleted the uploaded images in the process.

It sounds like you need a News category with the archive page for that category listing excerpts to the main story.

Thi means you create a category called news. You write the news posts and make sure they are located in the News category [tick the News category box next tothe write panel when you publish] and then, when you click on the News category, a list of all the news articles is archived for display.

This will dpend on your theme set up, but most will be easy to configure.

You have a few options:

1. Upload all your images to a directory on yourserver, such as /images and then connect each image manually via your posts.

For instance, in your post you may have some text and then neeed an image called from your image directory. You would simply type in <img src="/images/imagename.jpg" alt="image text" /> This can also be aligned right/left/center etc using the WSIWYG editor or manually using classes.

2. Upload the images uising the upload panel in your Write panel area.

It’s a personal choice most of the time, but for lots of images at one time, the first option is probably more suitable.