Abinav Thakuri

I don’t really like your spacing to the left and right.I don’t know what the blank box at the top of your content is for but its not aligned well and so is the banner at the bottom too.Your sidebar is looking rather weird.Overall I think you need to work on the spacing and the alignment of all the elements.

And I really feel they’ve customized and used this theme.
https://wp-themes.com/blue-grace/?TB_iframe=true&width=1170&height=766

The site took a lot of time to load the first time.But it loaded fine after that.I think it’s just your server.

Try deactivating the theme you edited and activate any other theme.Load the site again and If it shows up something is wrong with the theme you were using.Check if you have all the files intact.Try undoing all the changes you made.I had this problem many times and my site turned out fine when i took back all the changes I had made.If that doesn’t work replace the theme with a fresh version of the same theme you may have.And your site should be back to normal. ??

I think you have messed up your site.Delete and reinstall the theme again back to its default shape and maybe I can help you.

I think you can find some info here .

I think I understand what you’re saying now..I think you can find something here.

For that you can make a copy of your old blog to your computer then copy it to where your new blog is.Replace the old directory.You can log into your wordpress admin area from this url..
https://www.yoursite.com/wp-admin .

Yes I think its your host..Do try it with the ftp…let me know when you get it moving…

here’s a better solution i use…instead of removing the code,replace it with this:

<?php $allow_comments = NULL; $allow_comments = get_post_meta($post->ID,’allow_comments’, false); ?>
<?php if ($allow_comments[0]) { comments_template(); } ?>

Now what you’re doing is creating a custom field for called allow_comments.So what you would need to do is set a custom field on pages called allow_comments and set its value to 1 or allow or anything.This code checks if your page has a value for comments and if it is present will display the comments field.You dont need to set any field if you dont want comments on the page.

Open up your page.php and remove or comment this particular line of php code:

<?php comments_template( ”, true ); ?>

I would advice you to comment out this code using // .This would make it easy if you need to restore comments on pages later.

You should install the next-gen gallery plugin into your wordpress.Then you can use this plugin to create the gallerys and insert the gallery code and id into your post or page and then add seperate images you want seperately into the post area.This will work.

This error can also be caused when there is space between opening and closing php tags(<?php . . . ?>). Have you been editing any file recently.Check them.

Ok,so open your config.php file..Look very very carefully at the end of the file.There should be no blank lines after the closing tag Not even one line. Delete all blank spaces and save your config.php file. This should solve your problem. ??

You can go to your Profile(click on your username on the top-right) and turn it off from there.Or you can alternatively use this plugin:
Disable Admin Bar