talktoj8

I don’t know, I’m not a super tech-savvy person. I’m good with computers but never ventured into web stuff until this year. I’m just a writer. It’s frustrating that my old free account was more self-explanatory and easy to figure out than an account I’m actually paying for. If I had the money I’d just hire someone to fix all of this, but I don’t (yet) so I’m left trying to do it myself. I just want it to look the same on a mobile phone as it used to, where the theme was the same, but looked appropriate size-wise and navigation-wise for a smartphone. I don’t want my readers to get annoyed with my site, or just stop coming to it, because they have to be at a computer in order to use it. I, myself, wouldn’t have much patience with those sites because I have a phone all the time, but I’m not at a computer all day.

I haven’t modified anything that I know of. I’m a very new user, so I don’t know enough about CSS to mess with anything. My rule is, if I don’t know, I leave it alone. I don’t know what clearing the caching plugin means.

I did, however, double check the site from my iPhone last night and it had converted to a mobile-compatible theme (this with the plugin activated) but it had a weird picture on the front page – red candles. The posts were in plain fonts, nothing like the old “.wordpress.com” account that converted the Spun theme to look exactly the way it’s supposed to, but magnified for a smartphone screen.

I have since deactivated the plugin as per your instructions. I’m going to see if it goes back to the old look (too small for mobile screen). Maybe I just need to change the # of posts per front page, as I had increased that on this site. Maybe it just has to be a lower number to look right on a smartphone.