Dhikra

It’s right there.
You click on Settings, and then on General.
After the email, you have the option to select Anyone can register, and select the role for new users.

Just go to Appearance—>Header and upload your header.

Glad it’s solved! ??

Glad it helped! ??

By the way, Gravatar knew it was you, because the email address you entered in your profile matched the one they have on file. ??

Try to have a look at Settings—>General and see what are your WordPress address and your Site address.

It automatically displays your gravatar, so if you already had a gravatar associated to that email address, that’s the profile pic it shows.

You can always head over to gravatar.com and change it.

I can see the problem, but as I said earlier, you need to ‘assign’ each category to one page.

Basically, what you’re doing now is assigning a category to each of your posts, but both pages are simple blogs posting all categories.

You need to change each page template to display only one category.

I never worked on Genesis, so I don’t know if there is any easy way to do this from the backend, or if you need to change it directly in the html.

I’m sure someone who knows Genesis will come around and help.

It depends on what theme you’re using.
Post a link to your website, please.

Can you post a link to your site, please?

I still cannot understand what you’re trying to do.
Do you want it to be at https://www.northshorepcsolutions.com or at ipage.northshorepcsolutions.com?

I can see the website, and no 404 error, so I assume you fixed it.
If not, please let us know.

I’m not sure if I understand correctly what you’re trying to do, but I think using categories should help. You assign one category to each page, and then assign your posts to the right category.

Regarding the homepage, if you don’t want your posts to show up on the homepage, you should go to Settings—>Reading and setup a static page to show up on the homepage.

There is a nice tutorial over here:
https://www.paddsolutions.com/how-to-integrate-accordion-image-slider-to-a-wordpress-theme/

Don’t forget to backup WordPress before attempting to follow the tutorial, just in case something goes wrong.

Been there, done that! ??
Glad it helped! ??

Glad it helped ??