Susan Langenes

What do you have in your .htaccess file?

I’m seeing four menu items, and each of them appears to be a category: Behavior, Literacy, Fine Arts, and Culture.

Did you fix this already? If not, can you explain what you’re after?

Your WordPress version is 4.4.2.

Probably the settings for WordPress Address and Site Address (found in Dashboard > Settings > General) are still set to mydomain.com.

Do you have access to the database for myotherdomain.com? If so, go into the options table and look for those entries and change them appropriately.

If not, or if you don’t like directly editing DB entries, you can do this via wp-config.php or your theme’s functions.php file. Instructions here.

Sorry for the long delay there – email notification got buried.

wp-config.php will be a file in the directory where WordPress is installed. Look for folders wp-admin, wp-content, and wp-includes. Then in the same directory those folders (directories) are in, look for wp-config.php.

When you log in via FTP, you may end up right in that directory, but if not, look for a public_html directory and see if you find the file there.

IF by chance you have more than one WordPress installation on your hosting account, you’ll have to figure out which one. Your host can help you with that, or, if you can get to Dashboard > Settings > General, then the WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) settings will give you an indication. If those URLs match, and they match your domain (no subdomain, no subdirectory), then you’re looking in your site root folder.

In your table which displays the search results with links, you have this:

<td><a href="www.expressitpromos.com">www.expressitpromos.com</a></td>

You need to add https:// in front of the www in the links. So like:

<td><a href="https://www.expressitpromos.com">www.expressitpromos.com</a></td>

You have a ‘Coming Soon’ page which makes it hard for non-logged-in users to see what’s happening. Consider disabling that temporarily so we can see what’s up?

Add this to your css:

.blog .art-post:nth-child(2n) .alignleft {
  float:right;
  margin-left:4px;
}

Give us a link to your site?

If your site is truly being hosted by wordpress.com, then WordPress is installed. wordpress.com is ONE REALLY BIG installation of WordPress (it’s the multisite version, not the single-site version).

Questions:

Do you have an account at wordpress.com?

Do you have a domain? If so, where is it registered?

When you say your site is hosted at wordpress.com, how do you know that?

Div containing logo has been duplicated in header. Did you or someone edit the header.php file and accidentally copy some code?

That said, Princess is a premium theme and you should go to your theme developer for support, since you’ve paid for it.

Check the HTML in the text widget in your sidebar – it’s the cause of this.

<img src="https://craftywhatnot.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/pinterest.gif" width="42" < a >

should be

<img src="https://craftywhatnot.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/pinterest.gif" width="42" />

in your stylesheet on line 1011, you have this:

.page-wrap {
   padding: 83px 0 100px;
}

And then, inside a div with class “panel-grid” there’s a div with inline styles including padding: 100px 0px;

so you have 183px of unnecessary padding.

Do you have a custom CSS file, or does your theme allow you to enter custom css somewhere? It’s not a good idea to directly edit your theme’s style.css file.

Your theme developers offer a free child theme. I’d recommend you go download and install that first:

try “thumbnail” rather than “Thumbnail”

Oh interesting.

Perhaps that video was taking forever to load, and blocking the loading of your menu script. That’s all I can think of!

I would recommend to turn on WP_DEBUG.

Find the file wp-config in the directory where WordPress is installed, and look for the line that says

define('WP_DEBUG', false);

And change it to

define('WP_DEBUG', true);

Save it, then go back to those white screens and see if there are error messages. Report back.