ericschulz

The directory is a normal page. You can edit it from the “Manage” menu as if it was any other page.

You may click this link for a list of pages on your site:
https://www.mochaquest.com/wp-admin/edit-pages.php

Thank you for the positive feedback.

Do you use Firefox and the NoScript extension? It disables javascript by default. Try adding your site as an exception if this is the case.

No one is forcing you to upgrade to the latest version. Would you rather use software with security holes than one that is updated frequently?

Place this code where you want the author’s name to appear:
<?php the_author() ?>

Place it in both single.php and index.php

Do you know how to upload files to your website?

Google Webmaster Tools asks you to verify that you are the owner of that site by looking for a file that you have to place on your site.

It should give you a file that looks similar to:
google9h3g7324g76s6346.html

Open notepad, click “file”, “save as”, change the “save as type” to “all files”, enter the name of the file it gave you (google33be2f456dd9c8be.html) and upload it to your server using an ftp client.

I assume that HostGator uses your account username and password for ftp, so enter those details. Drag the google33be2f456dd9c8be.html file into the public_html folder and Google should successfully verify your site.

Sorry if this seems a bit overwhelming for you. It is not easy to explain this to someone who does not know the terminology I am using.

Your website can be visited from either
www.pamperingyou.co.uk/
or
https://pamperingyou.co.uk/

Because your site does not automatically redirect users from https://pamperingyou.co.uk/ to www.pamperingyou.co.uk/, Google has indexed the page without the www prefix.

In simpler words, Google sees two versions of your site and decided to use the one without www.

You can fix this yourself, but I am not sure that I can put it in words that you can easily understand/follow.

I agree. +1 vote from me.

Designing a theme is not PHP at all

Quite a bit of PHP goes into making a theme display everything, such as the posts, sidebars, etc.

You should definitely know how to properly call PHP functions before attempting to make a theme.

WordPress allows you to set a password for each entry. You could use that to restrict who views the articles.

This plugin offers both of those features:
https://cavemonkey50.com/code/google-analyticator/

The latest version of the Google Sitemaps Generator works with WordPress 2.3.1:

https://www.arnebrachhold.de/projects/wordpress-plugins/google-xml-sitemaps-generator/#P18DL