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I noticed that the news page does not have a problem with showing the images and that it requests more JavaScript files. Side note: there is a missing closing bracket for the Google Analytics script directly on page.

I guess that is something. Can you try going to the networking tab in inspect element, refresh, sort it by types (by clicking on the 'type' column) and then show the part with all the requests named 'script'? Showing the request count (as seen in the bottom left corner of my screenshot) would be...

Do you still have the site on the previous web host so that maybe it could be compared to? I am only seeing 3 JavaScript files being requested and none are to do with the fade in of the images. I even tried searching for 'entry-image' on the page for any inline JavaScript that might be touching...

It looks like they are loading, just not appearing visually. If you uncheck where my cursor is, the images would fade in. Now that the truncation issue is gone for now, try reuploading the copy of the jQuery file you had in the first place. Maybe that was altered in such a way to do what it...

Now that is in place, it looks like jQuery can now be loaded without an issue. :D Though now that Varnish Cache is disabled, the site takes a little longer to load. I guess this could be considered a workaround. Someone probably still needs to figure out why files such as JavaScript are being...

I think it is safe to say that Varnish Cache is responsible. Try disabling it (caching-wise): https://x10hosting.com/support/general/varnish-cache

Mhm. Do you have CloudFlare enabled?

If you really wanted to know, it looks like their site is hosted on a free hosting server. What I would improve about the site is the positioning of the hamburger menu icon (too high). That seems to be off centre on many sites who go with it (especially when they use existing styles, themes and...

When you download/edit the jQuery file (re-download, not using the one already downloaded [FileZilla offer such options]) via FTP or edit the file via the file manager on cPanel, does the last part of the code look cut off compared to the one I had linked to or does it look the same (untruncated)?

Try using this jQuery file (download and upload to the site [replacing the truncated file]): https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.1/jquery.min.js

It looks like the jQuery file that you are having to attempt to load has a syntax error. Replacing it should sort it out.

Welcome to the world of mod_security2 - where one spam-prevention rule could be to do with detecting and preventing more than 3 links being posted. In all seriousness, as far as I am aware, the rule being triggered could be excluded for to your account by someone here who has sufficient access...

Just to clarify (just in case there is any confusion): I am only a normal user here. Not affiliated with X10Hosting (staff-wise, anyway).

I know the following example is going to be exaggerated but: if you were to have some nulled forum software under your account but your account also hosts free software that is used for something like holiday images and that would mainly be used, you will still be suspended if caught for hosting...

Make sure the domain name set for the WordPress installation (or what looks to be one) is the correct one. The domain name it is using for requesting assets is still incorrect.

The host has to be 'localhost'. You need to create a MySQL user in cPanel, set up the privileges and hook them up with the database you intend to use. You can refer to your images by doing something like '/images/this/is/an/example.png' (the more direct way) or by doing...

You are probably getting an error in regards to your PHP script. Try temporarily enabling 'display errors' or turning on error logging via the 'select PHP version' section of cPanel (the version that is not basic).

It looks like the domain name used for content like images was set to a bad one (mistake). I saw this as a URL to a missing image. http://bostonrowingclub.x10/pictures/Boston-Marathon-1050x399.jpg

I currently do not have access to a PC so I cannot check what is going on there. Try opening inspect element in your browser, go to the 'network' tab and then reload the page. Maybe you would see an error to do with the styling it would try to request. If so, the details should start leading to...

I was thinking of renaming the links according to the correct ones located here: http://bostonrowingclub.x10.bz/pictures/ I would also disable index directory listing after.