Matthew Gedeon

Next step then is turn off all plugins and see if it happens still. If it doesn’t, then turn them all on one at a time until it starts happening again. When you find the problem, then go ahead and report what the problem was here so that the next guy doesn’t have to do the same thing.
There’s also some chance that it has to do with the number of ads on the site, but we can’t be sure yet.

I would try reinstalling wordpress using the re-installer in the updates section. Can’t hurt, though I don’t think that’s likely to solve the problem.
Next step would be to deactivate all plugins and turn them all back on one at a time to see if they are causing the problem.

Menu looks fine to me. How did you solve it?

The correct behavior should be that when you click on the link, it downloads. Can you post a link to your site?

If your theme supports custom menus, you can simply create a menu with exactly what you want to be on it.
If that doesn’t get it, we’ll need a link to your site to figure anything more out.

The whole site is slow. I would start with contacting your host.

It would be hard to tell you without being able to see your site ??

The support forum for this theme appears to be here. Cheers!

Would you post a link to your site please?

WordPress actually doesn’t load jQuery itself, it only makes it available. It is being loaded by your theme, or a plugin. Can I get a link to your site to take a look at what’s going on?

If you want to do it without a plugin:
On the page listing in the admin area, when you hover over the edit button for a page, it displays the link which will look something like this.
https://yoursite.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=265&action=edit

And the number is the post or page number. Works the same with posts.

As for the images problem, are you using the links system built into wordpress? And where do you want it to show? In sidebar, or somewhere else on the site?

posted twice, sorry.

You’re welcome. I hope you have an excellent weekend too.

Modifying line 32 should do just that. You need to replace the whole line with this
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.2/jquery.min.js"></script>
What you will still need to check for is that no other plugins are loading Jquery as well. If they don’t load it correctly then you could have two copies of the same thing running.

FTP is your best friend, but use it responsibly. You can delete every file on your server should you feel so inclined. It’s the uber-backdoor.