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Good work, you need to go through an elimination process. It’s unlikely that all three are involved directly. You need to de-activate Advanced Custom Fields and Repeater fields, leaving WPML active, check the Library, then reverse this, de-activate WPML and activate the other two. If its Advanced Custom Fields, see if Advanced Custom Fields causes it alone. Now you have something to go to the plugin author with.

After you execute:
$my_query = new WP_Query($args);
Then your new $my_query object exposes post_count method.

$counter=(round($my_query->post_count/2));

It might be me who is totally missing something, these things can go like that

Your plugins will not work if the plugins folder is not returned to it’s original name, but to avoid having your site go down again, try this;
1) Log into admin. go to plugins.
2) De-activate all of the plugins if they are not already.
3) Rename your plugins folder back to the original name
4) Now log back in to admin, and turn one plugin back on
5) See if your site is still up
6) Turn the plugin off, turn the next one back on and repeat
7) When you find the plugin that brings your site down, go back to FTP, go into the plugins folder and rename that one plugin to turn it off.
8) Log back into the dashboard, and see if there is an updated version of that plugin that is compatible with 3.9. Re-install the plugin. Or if there is no update, you’ll either have to do without that plugin or find a similar one.

You should check with the theme developers about this. They will certainly want you to upgrade your theme to the latest version, which I think is 2.0. You will also need to upgrade the plugins that are involved. This will probably take care of a few of those glitches.

Could be caching, try clearing your page cache.

Have you checked this recently? It seems to load ok, does not auto-advance, but advances when I click an arrow.

You received this 404 on your home page when you accessed it through your URL? And when you logged back out, you could still access not through your panel? We don’t really know what happened from the one incident, if it continues to occur and you can reproduce it at will then we’ve got something we can look at. Until then, it might be a little early to do very much worrying.

Your theme is responsible for the formatting of the page. Best to check with the theme authors on this one.

If you have WHM, then this is a VPS server?

Log in to your billing account at Hostgator and open a ticket with tech support. Ask if they can take a look at your running processes, let’s be sure it is WordPress that is eating the resources first.

If it turns out to be WordPress, then esmi is right, it is probably a plugin that has a memory leak, or an infinite process, or both. Nobody is asking you to give up your plugins, but if one of them is not working you need to de-activate it and contact the plugin author either directly or through the plugins and hacks forum to see if there is a fix.

If you go the route of turning off your plugins, you’ll need to know if it has an effect. Ask Support if there is something you can look at as you turn plugins back on to identify the culprit. They are good people and will help if they can, they don’t want you shut down either.

It seems to me you could calculate half of your post count (rounded) before your have_posts loop and set to a value. Print the left column head. Run a counter loop until you get to that value printing titles/content, fall out of that loop, format the next column and print the column head, then run another loop from counter to post-count to print the rest of the content.

Sort of block and tackle, but should work.

The word momenta appears to be wrapped in the HTML tags for strong, which would make it appear bold on a web page. I’m not sure how it got in there. Uploading code embedded in a string is a hacking method, so most system protect themselves by stripping out anything that looks like HTML or some other constructs. This would in effect change your file name on upload. Or the system might just refuse the upload altogether.

Glad that worked out, please mark this thread resolved.

Oh, looks like esmi beat me to it. Did this PDF come from a different source than the others?

Sorry, I’m being obscure. On your computer, rename this file, get rid of the word Momenta. You might just go with camp2014application.pdf. Try the upload again. On your post/page, delete the original media insertion for the document, and insert this new one.

Did you change the acquisition resolution on the camera to something higher than 72dpi? The larger images might be timing out on your server before they complete upload.

You have encoded HTML in this file name:
<strong>Momenta</strong>

Did that go away when you renamed it?