rakesh

Please mention the error message you are seeing.

Go to Appearance->Menus and select link option in the left menu panel. Now update your link title and link in the box opened and add it to your menu. Don’t forget to update menu after completing the all steps.

Test it with by increasing values to 256MB, 512MB and if you face the same issue contact your provider and ask them to raise php memory levels.

Contact your developer because they know well how they have developed. Any image that is uploaded via wordpress media uploader goes into the uploads folder. We can’t solve until and unless we have the access to your wp-admin.

Please let me know WordPress version of your website.

The other way to get URL of a website or theme is using get blog info function. For more info please check this link https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/get_bloginfo

Have you tried using a different browser? Perhaps the JavaScript used for setting a featured image isn’t running properly in your browser.

Did you try setting up a new install of WordPress on a separate subdomain? That would help us narrow down whether it’s a server configuration issue or a site-specific one.

Hi,There might be plugin conflict.Try to deactivate all the plugins and activate wp-accessibility.Then try to activate other plugins one by one then you can find the conflicting plugin.

Hi,open your theme functions.php and find <?php register_nav_menu(); ?>.
If that exists then use this code to see navigation in your theme <?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'your theme location' ) ); ?>

Example:
<?php register_nav_menu( 'any name', __( 'Navigation Menu', 'twentythirteen' ) ); ?>

<?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'any name' ) ); ?>

For delicate theme use this code to show menu <?php delicate_show_navigation ('primary', 'delicate_show_pagemenu'); ?>

Thank you,It was really helpful to the developers.