Mike

I agree with WPyogi. Disable all the plugins and switch to one of the twenty-something themes. If things still do not work, this can help us to drill down on to what the real problem is and help you fix it.

Actually, the pingback_url is not what you need to edit.

The issue is a stubborn ampresend in the google font link. This line is being called from dynamic-styles.php, inside the functions files. Look at lines 35-45. You can change the & to amp;.

Your best bet though it to take a look at creating a child theme of this theme and making the changes there, to avoid them being overwritten when the theme is udated.

Actually, if you want all blog posts to show on a page you title blog and are not showing them on the front page (as in you have a static front page), you can set a blog page by visiting Settings > Reading and setting the blog page for the Post page.

New site as in newly registered and setup domain? In that case it might be a propagation issue. This can take up to 48 hours to correct itself. But as I’m assuming things are all done through GoDaddy, I’m not sure why things are working the way they are. I’ve setup new sites through them and never saw any issues.

Edit: Glad to hear it’s a GD issues and they are working to fix it.

Have you tried upgrading your database by visiting http://example.com/wordpress/wp-admin/upgrade.php (make sure to substitute your domain for example.com)

If you simply imported the database from a phpmyadmin backup, I’m not sure what caused the issues, aside from the siteurl not pointing to the right address. As for the images, these are most likely pointing to the old site and can be found (I believe) using the same method as above for the siteurl.

The wp-admin for the new site is showing the old site and sets it to redirect to the new site. Seems you may have changed both the WordPress Address and Site Address prior to moving the database. You will need to go into the Database and check for the old address.

It will be in the wp_options table (or whatever your prefix). Search for the old site by entering it in option_value using the %LIKE% option. It will most likely be found for the siteurl.

Another thing to do is to check the error log. I suspect the issue lies within the wp-cofig.php file.