csloisel

If you are referring to the domain name, the 60 day period is only for a full registrar transfer and it only applies for the first 60 days after you bought the domain.

You can also keep your domain registered at wordpress.com and point the domain name servers to bluehost. This method does not have a waiting period and can be done at any time.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 3 months ago by csloisel.

You are going to have to migrate your data, files, and domain. I suggest reading through this guide, hopefully it will clear up some confusion: https://move.wordpress.com/.

In the WP Admin you add new pages by going to “Pages -> Add New” in the main menu. Typically you then link them on the site by putting them in a menu under “Appearance -> Menus”. In the menu administration you create menus, add items to the menu from the links on the side, and then you assign the menu to a location in the theme. There is some menu documentation here: https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/WordPress_Menu_User_Guide

Try removing “/wordpress” from the menu link.

I believe Woo automatically puts the cart in the primary menu, and since the menu is used twice, it’s showing twice. The easiest way to remove it would probably be with custom css, something like this:

footer .woo-menu-cart {
    display: none !important;
}

Edit: If you aren’t using woo it will be a bit different, it would be easier if I could inspect the element.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 3 months ago by csloisel.
• This reply was modified 9 years, 3 months ago by csloisel.

It depends on the template, not all templates will use sidebars. For example they are showing on this template: http://bluecollarsommelier.com/about/. It looks like you are using twenty seventeen and I don’t believe that template uses sidebars on the “page” templates, only on the archive pages and single posts. The literal page post type uses a full width layout.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 3 months ago by csloisel.

Can you define not updating? What exactly isn’t updating? Does this affect first time visitors, or just returning visitors? Have you enabled any caching or performance plugins?

It sounds like you are hooking into a filter or action that is firing when you save the post. When you hook into something like ‘save_post’ it fires for every post type and any loaded file hooking into that action will trigger.