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If you haven't already put in all of the layout grids you can set one up the way you want it and then copy it and paste it, which will bring the settings with it.

Image names that don't comply with WWB naming conventions can cause that type of behavior.

If you do this professionally then I would guess you have access to another computer to try all of this on and see if you still get the same results. It could well be something on your system and trying out another computer would be easier than a system restore (nobody wants to do one of those unles...

I put mine in the footer and use a user defined variable for the date.

You need to specify the new home page name in the .htaccess file on the server.

Are you using a truly responsive format for your site, like layout grids and/or flexbox, or just the two breakpoints in a fixed layout? The responsive data table works best in a layout grid, which is fully responsive. If using a fixed layout I would guess that your breakpoints need some tweaking or ...

You listed everything you have tried, but that list didn't include 'Default'. Did you try that one?

Correct me if I'm wrong, Pablo, but if only making changes to a menu on the master page, publishing the entire site via the option to publish only changed items or html only should work, shouldn't it?

Did you publish all files? And do your image names conform to WWB requirements?

The only crash issues I've had with WWB have been related to image names not conforming to WWB requirements. If you have added images lately make sure the names are valid for WWB.

rz (user on the forum) has a paid extension called Footer Enhancer that works very well and has options for positioning the footer.

If you are comfortable with this, rename your WB folder to something like 'old WB7' (or whatever you choose), or copy it all to a usb drive and then delete it from your pc, and then reinstall the software.

Try adding a margin to the right side. Works for me. I had to add 6 or more.

"Duplicated 15+mb downloads on limited bandwidth (such as when I'm working from the sailboat) is probably a small issue to not so many people. I do frequently find that it only calls for an 'extra sip'.... so it's not all bad, I suppose. 8)" Two things come to mind here...1. usually there is a link ...

If your client is really stuck on pdf files, about all I can suggest is that you explore the various options out there for creating pdf files as some create much larger size files than others with equal quality. If the client is open to alternative methods of display perhaps a photo gallery would be...