Wordpress Issue

I have a blog set up at http://bestarticleservice.com

Now if you go look at it you can see that there is a monkey or ape in the picture under the Author headline. How do I change this picture?

 

Either edit the file 'sidebar.php' and change the image filename so it loads your image. Or just replace 'about.jpg' (should be in the images directory) with your own.

 

I do appreciate your help. Now I just need to figure out where the images directory is. Damn I probably have to do this via FTP. No problem

 

It could be an Author thumbnail. If you have assigned the author of that post a thumbnail, try changing that.

You would do this by editing users...

 

Here is the path of the image... http://bestarticleservice.com/wp-content/themes/OneRoom/images/me.jpg

That should help

You can find this by viewing source or if using chrome, right click and copy image url.

 

Well, Im gonna have fun tonight trying to figure this one out. Thanks for the help guys. So far I have managed to take out the picture and put it back in. Now I just have to get my picture to show up

 

one very simple way to do this would be to create a new pic, name it exactly the same as the current pic, then overwrite the current pic with your new pic in your ftp application.

Really, it should be as simple as that...

 

Yeah, I just dont have an ftp application. Gotta go get one.

 

Ahhh I see...try filezilla...free and simple...

 

WinSCP.

 

I did it. You know sometimes when you accomplish something without having to pay anyone it can be so fulfilling. Thank you guys.

 

Glad you figured it out!! And I know the feeling...

 

Ok, now I made my problem worse. Can you take a look at the blog again. http://bestarticleservice.com and you will notice that the RSS subscription button is over the navigation buttons. Not sure how that happened...but how can I fix it.

 

What did you actually do to cause that?

 

not sure. I noticed it after I put in the contact form. But that was just a plug-in. My problem is that I dont have any money to pay someone to fix it. So, I have to figure this out myself. I should have left it alone.....

 

In your style.css find #rss

then change the following css

position: relative; [from absolute]
right: 10px; [from 31px]
top: 5px; [from 40px]

by the way, the square brackets are what it currently is...

 

By the way, before trying anything BACKUP YOUR CSS!!! And preferably your whole site....

 

ok...is there a way to back it up automatically or do I have to do that manually?

 

Another reason why godaddy sucks. Ill paste it all into a txt file.