jkovis

Have you tried removing it on /wp-admin/nav-menus.php?

It looks like most pages are being styled except for pages below /work/…have you tried disabling W3Total Cache and re-enabling it or manually refreshing the cache again?

I would also go to /wp-admin/options-permalink.php and save your rewrite rules and see if W3Total Cache asks to refresh the cache again.

I’m redirected to the login page when I try to access /wp-admin on your site.

Maybe try going directly to https://flightsimulator.3500tvchannels.com/wp-login.php and then /wp-admin?

What is selected for the ‘Front page displays’ option on /wp-admin/options-reading.php (Your latest posts or A static page)?

If ‘Your latest posts’ is selected, try changing it to ‘A static page’ and selecting Home from the dropdown and see if that fixes the Home link in your navigation menu.

can you post your site’s URL?

Which field in what table is referenced by the is_home() function?
— is_home() is a conditional tag set on each request in parse_request(). I suppose you could override $wp_query->is_home, but that could easily get messy.

Can you give some more details about what the theme and plugins you mentioned are preventing you from doing?

allows an administrator to call up all of the posts created by a specific author

— where will they need to “call up all the posts?”

In any case, you’ll probably need to create a new WP_Query and specify the author and post type:

$author_args = array(
	'author_name' => 'my_author_name',
	'post_status' => 'any',
	'post_type' => 'any'
);
$author_query = new WP_Query($author_args);

// display results from $author_query
if ( $author_query->have_posts() ) :
	while ( $author_query->have_posts() ) : $author_query->the_post();
		// custom markup goes here
		// calling the_post() lets us use WP template tags like the_title()
	endwhile;
else :
	// no posts found, maybe display an error message?
endif;
wp_reset_postdata();

1 – Go to /wp-admin/nav-menus.php and click on “Screen Options” (top right)
2 – Select “Link Target” when the screen options menu opens
3 – Open the menu item you want to open in a new window and select “New window or tab” from the Link Target dropdown.

Something like the code in this pastebin should work.

I basically followed this blog post and simplified it. You’ll need to replace all the instances of ‘my_custom_taxonomy’ and ‘my_custom_taxonomy_slug’ to suit your needs.

I have tried searching in google and copy-pasting code which resulted in
errors in my admin panel :(

— it’s impossible to help debug this if you don’t tell us what errors you receive

I’ve used the cart66.com plugin before and really liked it.

I ran your site through Adobe’s browser lab and the only browser I saw an issue with was Internet Explorer 6. Can you confirm that you’re using IE6? If so, the easiest fix is to update your browser.

If you have to support IE6 you can also look into adding a javascript fix like this one.

I would try disabling all plugins and then reactivating them one by one to see if one is causing the issue.

I was able to leave a comment without receiving a 404. Can you verify that this is still an issue?

I’d try resetting your password via phpMyAdmin.

Is it ok to add additional user information in the wp_usermeta field

— Yes, and it’s pretty easy to do. Take a look at this blog post for the gist of adding the necessary admin user interface.

is it secure?

— I’m not sure exactly what you mean, but you can add logic to the code to prevent certain users from editing their/others custom data.