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My site was running really slow so I installed the Database Manager plugin to optimize it, which fixed the problem. However, once I did that, it created a new problem entirely: I started getting this glaring red error at the top of my dashboard:

"Your backup folder MIGHT be visible to the public. To correct this issue, move the .htaccess file from wp-content/plugins/wp-dbmanager to /home/content//html/camelsandchocolate/wp-content/backup-db."

Only, once I moved the .htaccess to the correct folder, the message went away and my homepage worked, but when I would click directly on a post--any post--it would take me to a blank screen that said "Denied Access."

Also, on the side, this is now what shows up when you click on my user profile via my site:

http://camelsandchocolate.com/author/admin/

which is just odd...it's never done that before.

Help?