Vikas Thakur

Hmm, I am wondering if by any chance you may have accidentally unchecked the theme location under the menus.
Can you please share the screenshot via tinypic or imgur? You can also take a look at the documentation of your theme here to make sure you’re doing all the right things.

Try editing your menu in Appearance > Menu

Where are your widgets? I can not locate any widgets on your homepage.

You may have to remove the id search_button from your anchor tags. Given that you are not comfortable with html and css atm, I suggest contacting Betheme’s (the theme used by your developer) support or going through their documentation here: https://themes.muffingroup.com/betheme/documentation/

I suggest you use Yoast’s WordPress SEO plugin. It will create a sitemap for you and also allows you to have a better control over your site’s taxonomy.

After setting up your theme, please be sure create and assign a menu. You can do this in Appearance > Menus.

If your child theme doesn’t have the option to change or remove this link, copy your parent theme’s index.php file and spot ‘read more’ in it.
Here’s the documentation that explains how to customise the Read More link.

Thanks. It has been fixed in v4.2

Please visit yoursite’s wp-admin/admin.php?page=w3tc_browsercache and look for the text “Set cache control header”. Check this option, if it is unchecked, and then choose “no-cache” for the “Cache control policy”. This needs to be done in three places…

CSS & JS
HTML & XML
Media & Other files

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If you do not wish to use W3 Total Cache plugin for some reason, you may set the following in ‘htaccess’ file or in Apache configuration, assuming your server has mod_headers module…

Header set Cache-Control "max-age=0, private, no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate"

Any suggestions?
I’ve been able to find similar ones with click action but none with mouseover.

See if this post helps:
https://yoast.com/xml-sitemap-in-the-wordpress-seo-plugin/

If someone is still having this problem, you can still access your stats by logging into wordpres.com website https://wordpress.com/#!/my-stats/

There’s no need to look for an alternative as this small bug will perhaps get fixed in next release.

Actually, I am having the same problem on some of my clients’ sites. If someone has time to investigate this issue, please let us know what’s causing this. A plugin upgrade from core team would be appreciated.

Try de-activating all (but for jetpack) plugins & see if it loads. Some users experienced this problem when updating from 3.3.x to 3.4

Thanks for the plugin man. I modified it a bit to fetch a few more post details ( thumnails, Yoast SEO fields, comment count). Works like a charm.