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That is a iframe linking to: “https://currentlyobsessed.me/api/v1/get_widget?wid=30&blog=Mirror+Me&widgetid=1870”

Is that something you were trying to incorporate?

Your favicon is not a favicon file. It is a TIFF. .ico is not just a cute naming convention. It is a file format like JPEG or PNG. You can’t just rename a TIFF and get a favicon file. You need to convert it. Photoshop, which you used to create the image, should almost certainly be able to save as the correct file type. If not, there are converters online.

Also, you should be aware that TIFFs do not display in any major web browsers or email readers except for in Safari and Apple Mail (email reader), and Safari is really a pretty minor browser. You should avoid them for web work.

Sorry, I don’t see what you do. The site looks virtually identical in Safari, Chrome, FireFox, IE and Opera, on Windows 7. I checked Safari on a Mac as well… same result. There are some very minor differences but that is just about unavoidable.

Your header image is overly large though– 1,140px × 200px (scaled to 730px × 128px), as calculated by FireFox’s “View Image Info”. The max-width as you have things configured is 760px– the #wrapper div– so you should scale the image down to that. Otherwise, I am sorry. I don’t the problem. Have you tried flushing your browser cache?

268435456 bytes is 256 megabytes, which is curiously higher than the limits you posted.

Anyway, 256MB of RAM is an enormous consumption of resources. I can’t imagine what you would do (on purpose) that would consume that much memory.

Does this happen if you use the default theme?

You have a bunch of style rules that start with ‘-webkit’. Any of those the problem ones?

Can you be more specific about the problem, please? What rules are not being applied? Exactly what are you trying to do with the header?

A 500 Internal Server Error normally relates to a problem with your htaccess file.

Typically, yes, it does. I’m not sure why suspending the site would alter that file though. That is why I suggested asking the host. I don’t like the idea of blindly ‘fixing’ without knowing what happened to break things.

echo '<div class="polaroidimage"><a href="'.get_permalink($page->ID).'" rel="bookmark"><img src="'.$feat_image.'"></a>';

This is almost certainly a server configuration problem, or a DNS problem. Have you asked your host?

It would be weird for them to alter your files on a suspension. And if they did alter anything, ask them what.

I know what you mean. I do. I wonder about some of the stuff spammers try to post. I gave you my best guesses but I have never really had the time to try to find a solid answer for some of these patterns.

Your user has not been properly created. I can’t tell what is missing but something is. Why did you ‘import’ a user rather than create one? There isn’t that much information to a user profile. Better still, how did you import the user?

I need that on main page I would see excerpts of three particular pages. No loops are required for that.

Technically, no, but I’d use one.

Use WP_Query() and give it a ‘posts__in’ parameter. Then loop over the results to get your excerpts.

Those instructions really don’t look right to me. They are certainly incomplete.

Try:

Moving WordPress
Changing the Site Url
Giving WordPress Its Own Directory

Though I am not 100% sure, I think what you are actually needing to do is this: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory#Using_a_pre-existing_subdirectory_install

You need to use get_posts() and define a ‘numberposts’ parameter. That will allow you to choose your post count for this loop only and set the site default to something else.

I log in using an IP address, but I think I’m probably not authorised to tell you what it is!

I understand. That makes it very hard to help though.

It is CSS or Javascript, and is probably in your theme, but it is hard to say exactly what or where without more information. I know that is very vague, which is why I asked for an URL earlier. Do you have an URL? (Sounds like you might not.)

I would lean towards Javascript, slightly. Disable Javascript and see what happens. That might narrow it down.