threesongbirds

Make sure you copy the index.php and .htaccess from the directory to the root directory.

Another way to do this is In the root directory you can also make an index.php and paste the following code:

<?php
define('WP_USE_THEMES', true);
require('./wp/wp-blog-header.php');
?>

WordPress is built on PHP. PHP is basically it’s own scripting language. If you wanted to edit the themes in any way, you would be dealing with PHP/Wordpress codex/CSS, not HTML.

Based on the demo site, I’m going to guess page_portfolio.php is a page templete, and page_landing.php and the corresponding CSS is where you’re going to want to start. However, you bought a commercial child/theme so you should be able to ask them any questions and get support.

If you’re interested in learning the coding behind your theme, I suggest going to “Docs” and going from there.

Adding: ” *{margin:0;padding:0} ” at the beginning of the CSS will set every to 0,0 at the beginning, which may help.
I don’t think that it’s the individual menu items as they are 185px with a 1pt margin, and the container is 935px.

You can also used the “Inspect Element” in Chrome to compare with the Firebug add-on to see where.

Themes are generally in folders, yes. They contain many files which are used to “piece together” the theme.

You should be uploading them in: wp/wordpress > wp-content > themes.

You can then go to Appearance on your Dashboard to activate the theme.