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My mistake. I had an ad blocker on Firefox. This Display Widgets version 2.03, does work great on WP version 4.0.1.

I finally gave up on Display Widgets and installed the Widget Display Options plugin. It has one little quirk, but it works just about the same as Display Widgets. I found that it will sometimes change the Conditional Display option of “Show” or “Hide”, after adding the pages/posts I want/don’t want to display (before I Save). But you just have to change your Conditional Display option again (if it has changed) then Save it.

It works great with WordPress 3.9, but I haven’t tried it with Genesis Studiopress.

Good luck!

Great. Glad to hear it! Unfortunately, I had to find an alternative.

Wonderful! Thanks so much!!!

Thanks so much for your prompt response. Since I had not made any modifications to the secure.htaccess file and had not made any website revisions/updates for several days, I am not certain why Wordfence shows a modification from the www.ads-software.com version. (I was kind of hoping you would tell me that there was a revision on the part of BPS that caused this alert.)

I would add custom .htaccess code if Wordfence would tell me what code to add. Unfortunately, they have not responded to my request for that information.

Even though I am not real code savvy, I know that BPS has saved my site from malicious attacks in several instances, so I am definitely a huge fan!

Thank you for your response. I did find a plugin called “Hide My Site”. Not really what I was looking for, but I guess it will work in the short term. Thanks!

Did you ever find out how to do this? I have my own landing page, which links to my own website. I have been unable to code Directcpv, Prosper202, my landing page, and my website correctly to track the keywords used by people who ultimately “Click Here”. Google Analytics does not track the keywords because traffic is sent to the landing page from Directcpv (only showing a referral link).

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you so much @bronwengibbs!!! I messed with this for days on IE9, tried different themes, plugins, etc. Finally used Firefox, as you suggested. Now works like it should! Hopefully, this will be fixed in future WP updates.

Sorry for the delayed response. Thank you @mikeotgaar for your assistance. However, after trying all of your recommendations, I still didn’t have the options link under Settings. The sitemap page does create, but I can’t change my original options (from when the website was first created). Also, I can’t find the sitemap.xml file that relates to this blog in my file manager, anywhere! It’s working, so I’ll leave it as is, but it is a mystery I would love to have solved!

My dashborad says “No Analytics account selected. Double check you are authenticated with Google on Google Analyticator’s settings page and make sure an account is selected.”
Google is showing results, but not my dashboard. No profile ID. Using WP 3.0.3 and Graphene theme and wonder if it is overriding Google Analyticator.

I’d love to know how to fix this, if someone can help!