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Given what you've shared you either have a target on your back or you have some lingering issues from a past infection. I've seen this before and its a pain is the $%& to deal with, but not impossible. For preventative measures for anyone with a WP site, I recommend the following: Use Wordfence - paid version if you can (minimal cost). Monitor the notifications, use country blocking that you are comfortable with (I disable China, Ukraine, N Korea, and Russia on most sites since most are local sites in the U.S.), and enable front end scanning Remove admin account and any other "easy" usernames Give all WP users strong passwords Use strong FTP passwords Don't install any plugins you don't need Update everything often! This is the best way to avoid problems. Pay attention to the theme you use and they are NOT all created equal. It's not uncommon for some themes to have known or unknown exploits in them, so be careful of the theme you use. Make sure it has good reviews and excellent support. If not, find a different theme. In your case, I'd do the following: Sign up for Sucuri for a year. They will audit your site within 24 hours and will clean any malicious files on the site. Hands down the best service for cleaning WordPress sites. $199. Remove un-needed WP users, change all WP passwords, remove Admin or other easy usernames and transfer posts/pages to another user Remove un-needed FTP users, change all FTP passwords Audit your plugins and get rid of all you don't need Keep your plugins, themes, and WP updated. Hope this helps. It's easier than it sounds when your get a system going. Joey

Hi, Could you clarify what you mean with "none of the images are indexed in Google Webmaster"? Did you submit an image sitemap? If you do an image search - it seems that the correct images are found. Most important factors for image search is having correct Alt text (seems to be ok) a descriptive image name (could be improved - you use spaces in the filenames - would be better to use '-') you also provide a correct alt & title on the link to the bigger image so that look ok as well. you could add a caption to the image to make it even more obvious what the image is about. A good guide on image optimisation can be found here Hope this helps, Dirk

I'm having the same issue. The download pdf tool looks like it is working, but I only get viewer.html file that is blank.

Hi there! While there's technically nothing wrong with redirection 404s to the home page, you might want to consider pointing them toward a 404 page, instead. Otherwise, visitors won't know why the link they clicked took them to the home page rather than to the page they expected, which isn't a great experience. Just a thought, though.

HI Matt, My site was back in google now ( **http://tinyurl.com/q6tqhc2 **) . Not sure what happened there and I havent changed any content . Looks completely strange but helped me to fix the mobile index issue.

Thanks Donford, Its been already 5 days since I moved the site . My question is when  other pages come in search why not home page alone ?

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