Karun

CSS has nothing to do with adding menu items. In admin area, in the left menu there is a menu named appearance inside the menu there is another menu item name menu. You do it from there.

In the pic what you want your website to look like it shows the search box on the right and then continue with your menu list. This breaks your menu. So you should use two menu. Primary and Secondary menus. Use one menu before the search box and another menu after the search box. This will get your site the way you want.

May be you should use two menus. One for the top one and another for the bottom one.

Copy the single.php and page.php file to your child theme and in single.php and page.php the is a line

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

, remove it or comment it.

The list only contains 4 list items so it is displaying 4 categories. Try to increase the number of the list to display

Please go to setting from your admin panel and change the permalink to default and try once again. That works sometimes

@dugansinc: It takes time to adapt to something new. You have to learn first and then implement. Shopping cart is not easy. Though you may find may plugins , you will have to do your part of study there as well.

In your dashboard page there is a widget named Right Now. It shows the number of posts, pages, categories , etc. In the last line of the widget you can see the WordPress version. Something like this:

You are using WordPress 3.3.2.

How to manually upgrade WordPress:

1. Perform a complete backup of both your database and directory structure (in case something goes wrong)
2. Login to your WordPress administration panel and deactivate all active plugins
3. Download and extract the latest STABLE WordPresss version to a folder on your computer
4. Upload the extracted files to your WordPress server directory with the exception of the following:

• wp-content folder and it’s content
• wp-includes/languages if you are using a custom language file

• To perform the upgrade, navigate to https://yoursitename/wp-admin/upgrade.php and follow the on screen steps
• Login to the administration panel and reactivate your plugins one by one to ensure that they still work with the new version of WordPress

If you are trying to run WordPress locally try installing the latest version of XAMPP or Wamp for Windows, MAMP for MAC or LAMP for Linux. It will solve your problem

If automatic update is creating some problems, please go for manual update. Follow the following link for the easy steps.

how-to-manually-upgrade-wordpress

I can see the proper image. Did you solved the problem? Please share the solution.

It seems that the permissions are creating the problem. May be you should go for manual update or check the permission of your folders.

have you tried the google translate plugin? It won’t merge your directories but it will solve the language issue.

Did you check the page list and post list? They might still be there in draft mode or also may be in the trash section. Please check