Jeff Matson

I’m seeing a few things here.

First, it looks like these calls to the ads that you are serving are taking a bit. Try removing them for a moment to see if the issue still persists.

Next, I see that it is taking quite some time for your images to be generated. From just a look outside of the site, it looks like your theme is being called, your plugin is minifying your CSS, the CSS is calling your images, then delivering all of your content. It does look like the combination of your theme, the time it takes the sever to generate the content, as well as a mass amount of images are definitely slowing down your site.

To do so, you would just create the page and link to it using the menu editor to create a custom link.

It looks like they have file permissions errors. For example, it looks like you are linking to the following file on one of them that do not work:

[audio src="https://www.mattcowe.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/edd/2013/12/A-Gay-Ranchero.mp3" /]

Go ahead and check over your file permissions for the file. Should fix the issue.

That’s a message from your host. Contact them.

Scroll down the page a bit to the part that involves changing it within your wp-config.php file. Once you change your site URL in there, you should be able to access everything just fine.

It does indeed look like a site URL issue. Try adjusting your site URL manually. This should get you going in the right direction:

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https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Changing_The_Site_URL

Doesn’t look to be redirecting for me. If you’re still seeing the issue, I recommend clearing your browser cache or using another browser.

It looks like it may be something included within your theme. Check within your theme options for something to disable the author box. If not, you’ll need to find a way to either suppress it from the theme, or remove it altogether. Of course, take a look through your theme options and possibly talk to the theme developer before hacking away at your theme as this is always a last resort.

Glad to help. One thing that might help you would be to insert Google Analytics using a plugin instead of directly within the theme. There’s a ton of Analytics plugins out there that should get your all sorted out.

Looks like you haven’t quite copied the whole file here. As your error is produced on line 100, could you include line 100 as well as the surrounding lines?

What is the specific error that you are getting?

You can adjust the menu item to be a link instead of a standard menu item. This should get you started with custom menus:

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https://codex.www.ads-software.com/WordPress_Menu_User_Guide

It definitely seems like a mod_rewite issue. Try checking your Apache error logs for any sort of errors within it, as well as your permissions of your .htaccess file.

Try checking your error logs on the server. Should give you more insight.

It sounds like you may be missing some core files. Try replacing the files with a new copy. Be sure to back up your existing content before doing so to make sure nothing goes wrong in the process.