@ Smk
If you can see the images in the dashboard, then the issue is not permissions or the doc root.
The error seems to be definitely being caused the theme. The theme or possible another plugin is loading jQuery from the Google CDN rather than the version bundled with WordPress. This really isn’t bad, but usually it is because it is mostly done in a way that will break jQuery for plugins and themes. The specific issue is that jQuery Migrate is not being loaded and it needs to be loaded because the theme is trying to use the .browser() method which has been removed from the core jQuery and no longer officially supported. This is why jQuery Migrate is required which something WordPress would load by default.
There is a feature I built in to Connections that attempts to fix that. Go to the Connections : Settings admin page and check the jQuery Fixer option under the Compatibility section and then click Save Changes button.
Hope that fixes it. Make sure you have no other plugins installed that alters which version of jQuery is loaded. If not, the theme author will have to fix their theme.
As an aside, the theme is loading two older versions of the jQuery Form plugin rather that the version bundled with WordPress. I know for sure it is the theme in this case because both are being loaded from the theme’s folder.
I hope that helps!
