Michele Butcher-Jones

Have you completely deleted out twenty twelve then reinstalled the theme? That is very odd. Did you add any plugins yesterday or change any of the settings?

Are they set in your menu to show? Sometimes if your menu is not set they will not show in the site. This happens a lot in many themes. The menu will show on the site as the nav bar to manage the pages.

It appears your DNS is not pointing in the right direction. I would check with your hosting company and with who you purchased your domain through and make sure everyone is pointing in the right direction.

It could be a bug in the theme code. What theme is it that you can not see the pages in?

Do you have any security plugins installed? Is this from a fresh WordPress install or have you been able to login and just can not now?

When you use the hide login area you have to use the slug you generated instead of the wp-admin slug. When it is enabled it will throw a 404 for all the default WordPress slugs.

That would be the link to in the image details. You will want to change the custom URL to the link you want it to go to. Once that is changed, when they click on the picture, it should take you to the URL.

This probably has something to due with Hotmail’s junk configuration. Have they checked their junk or spam mail?

Are the “read more” links meaning the same post or linking to other posts within that category? Are you only using Jetpack for your email subscriptions or are you also using something like MailChimp. Also what theme are you using?

There are a few different ways that could help you. Jetpack can give you the option to only show certain widgets on certain pages. Some form of accordion plugin can help wit the bios. You could set up each host as an author and you use their login when you upload their podcasts have the podcasts attached to the posts. If you do make yourself the admin and the hosts with minimal access rights. If you go that route I would suggest using something like LastPass or KeePass for logging in to keep the accounts straight. Making each a Gravatar account can also give blurbs about the hosts. I do not know off hand of a single plugin that could do all of what you are needing.

What plugin are you using for your shortcodes? Depending on what you are using there are a few options.

If using filezilla try changing your transfer mode from default to active. Also make sure you are using the right logins. Sometimes they have different logins.

If you do not have anyone with “admin” in their username you can add “admin” to the Ban User Agents found under the “ban” list. You can also change your blacklist threshold to 1 if you are the only user and know you will never forget your password.

I believe that when you refreshed it for some reason was not done uploading and casued some of the plugin to not be installed. I have had this to happen with a different plugin. I would suggest delete the folder that still exists and reinstall BWPS. I do not believe that your site has been attacked while the download was happening. Weirder things have happened but the chances are slim.