Jay Versluis

I would try to disable one plugin after the other and see it’s caused by a troubled one. If the problem persists with no plugins available, try re-installing WordPress – perhaps a crucial file is damaged.

Good luck!

The Mailchimp for WordPress plugin only lets users sign up to your Mailchimp newsletter, and as such, when you send a campaign with Mailchimp, users will receive an email from Mailchimp, not from your website.

What the plugin does not do however is send out an email when you create a new post. Other means are necessary to make this happen (JetPack and Feedburner can both do this).

It’s very confusing indeed because your readers will have to sign up twice: once for your newsletter, and once for receiving new posts via email. If your readers were once receiving emails when you created a new post, it was not via the Mailchimp plugin.

Just a guess: head over to Appearance – Menus. At the top there may be a drop down in which you can select a previously active menu which may have displayed the categories.

It’s difficult to say without a link to your site.

Plesk has an option to install WordPress with one click. This will create the relevant database and user for you, and it will download all files automatically.

Head over to Applications – Featured Applications and find WordPress. Note that you can click the right side of the button and you’ll have a choice between “Install” and “Custom Install” – the latter will let you customise the install location and database credentials manually. “Install” will create a WordPress installation without questions in a subfolder called “wordpress”.

To just remove the long hyphen, try this:

.separator {
display: none;
}


Reducing the white space between the menu and the content may prove more cumbersome, as it will likely destroy your layout. Try to experiment with this:

.container {
height: 50px;
}
The default appears to be 100px, lower it gradually and see if it makes a difference. Also take a look at the bottom of the page and see if this has any adverse effects on your layout. It's trial and error I'm afraid.

You mean to remove the word VELKOMMEN?

Try this:

.content-boxed h1 {
display: none;
}


Looks like PHP ran out of memory.

There are two ways to change this: either, edit your .htaccess file and the following line:


php_value memory_limit 128M;


Alternatively you can edit your wp-config.php file and add the following constant:


define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '128M');


You may also be able to set this value in your hosting provider’s control panel.