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There are free themes available at here:
https://wordpress.org/themes/
There are also premium themes there and you can find more online.

I’m pretty sure that you won’t find any such plugin. To add all those features would require a fair number of different plugins and some know-how in integrating them into your chosen theme.

In short, as someone new to WordPress, the task at hand is a job for someone with a bit of experience and know how. Of course, there is no problem in taking the time and learning it as you go (best way to learn 🙂 ) but it will take a lot of patience.

So on the one hand, although there is a plugin that I’m aware of to do all of these things at once, you can certainly make this site if you put the energy into it. On the other hand, it will take time and you may also have to pay for one or more premium plugins along the way.

Best of luck,

Florian

Firstly, try http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/eXfOh/
It will tell you exactly loading time of your site – ruling out any broadband issues.

Finally, GoDaddy have a bit of a reputation for being slow.

So I’m told.

Best,

Florian

@websuns – If you want to do a fresh install (make sure to back everything up first) then the easiest way is to go to into your Plesk Control Panel, go to Databases and either empty the database completely or delete it and create a new one.

Then go to your ‘File Manager’ on the Plesh Control Panel and delete all the WordPress files and folders (be careful with the wp-content folder, it contains your uploads (uploaded though the WordPress media section – such as images) and also contains all your themes and plugins. Make sure that you have a backup of everything before deleting this folder.

Once this is done – WordPress has been completely removed.

You could try reinstalling using the option in your cpanel, but if you want to manually install it, here’s how:

Go to http://wordpress.org/download/ to download WordPress (it’ll save to your computer as a .zip file). Unzip the file and re-upload all files within the initial wordpress folder (it should include files like login.php and the folders wp-admin, wp-content and wp-includes). Once they are all uploaded, you’re ready to run the install.

Visit your site’s home page and go through the simple install process.

If you have any issues, let us know.

Best,

Florian

If you have deactivated all plugins, changed the theme back to the default one by disabling your custom theme and replaced all other files with a fresh copy of the WordPress files, then it can only be your database or your server.

Have you changed the URL inside the WordPress settings recently?

In that case contact your host and ask them how to find and log into your phpmyadmin.

Who’s your host?

Happy New Year to you too! 🙂

@wpyogi – Thank you 🙂

Try reuploading all the WP files (except wp-content if you’ve uploaded stuff to WordPress before) using FTP. Don’t remove wp-config.php though.