Check this out. Free Image Sources If you prefer to use AI
http://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/mrdon1/blog/13-free-and-freemium-ai-image-generators-before-halloween

Themes are tricky, and it's why we chose a very fast theme that puts focus on your content. Generate press is simple, it's got a clean design and it's fast. But you can most definitely try other themes too. I suggest when you are trying different themes, once you choose one you like you should run it through Google PageSpeed Insights so that you can see how the speed is affected. Some themes are programmed horribly and are heavy with unnecessary features that do not improve the user experience.

You can always change back to GeneratePress, so feel free to try other themes and find one that you love!

And when you find one, feel free to ask about it here in WA. Tell us what you've chosen and others can give feedback on it :)

Hi Kartini
I think of it like this...
All the themes are built using the same WordPress code.
So all themes can be changed to look the same on your site if you know how to manipulate WordPress.
Also, many themes overcomplicate a sales site for readers.
So, pick a fast theme (Generate Press, Kadence, Astra, Blocksy etc.) and keep it simple.
;-)
Richard

You can do whatever you want :) don't be afraid to experiment to see what works. Have a wonderful day!

Yeah, this is often times a mot issue. And often times you will get this error with things like /tags and /category pages, pages that you typically don't want to index anyways and are not indexed by default.

If you see the posts that you are publishing are not getting indexed at all, then you need to consider that Kartini. :)

it could be that you were doing an update when the googlebot came calling...
i would mark it as fixed in the first place and if it reoccurs then look deeper into it....
the 404 error means it cannot be found at the url within the sitemap or a link form another post...
so returns a broken link error....

Here you go 👍🏼 You can add some simple css coding to remove specific aspects from your posts. How to Use Additional CSS in Your Theme Customizer

Yes.

Go to appearance>>customize>>blog to check or uncheck the options available, date, author, etc.

Save and refresh page.

Rudy

Resource

https://www.wpbeginner.com/opinion/why-you-should-not-remove-dates-from-your-wordpress-blog-posts/

RM
https://rankmath.com/blog/remove-the-date-from-wordpress-post/

It is most likely a feature of the WordPress theme you are using.

Many WordPress themes offer different display options, such as full-width pages, sidebars, or other layout designs. The "Choose Display" page is likely asking you to select the display type you want to use for your post based on the options available in your theme.

Unlocking premium display types may mean that your theme offers additional display options - Is this the case?

Try disabling the feature in your theme settings or selecting a default display option that works for most posts. Alternatively, you can switch to a different WordPress theme that doesn't include this feature.

To change your theme, here is what to do.

You may go to Appearance > Themes and add new.

Input what you are looking for, install and activate.

Your content will be left intact; you may lose out on CSS styles and social media icons if, however, with a bit of tweaking, you are done.

We always recommend leaving a backup theme; you may do with the Twenty TwentyThree.

I hope this helps

I use the block editor. I have not seen that message. I checked out the Word Press documentation at https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/wordpress-block-editor/
Couldn't find anything relevant. Sorry.
Screenshot?

I don't use the block editor, but I'd assume it's giving you the choice of showing you how it would appear on a computer screen, tablet or smartphone.

However, just a guess.