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I suspect it has to do with how the theme is setup in a non-normal fashion, so the plugin is trying to replace the title tag but ends up adding data in the way you describe. Given how popular and common yoast seo is the fault is probably with the theme.

You could just add

#header #logo {
display:none;
}

to your style sheet

Your comments are all actually showing up, but there is some code

#content iframe {
max-height: 300px !important;
}

which is forcing the disqus box to be 300px max, that why it is cut off at that height.

Well, the fastest way to see if the problem is with your code is to simply take it out and try to add a featured image, I’m not sure if that code is the only thing you’ve added, but the first step is to isolate the problem. Also, you have an open comment ‘/*’ at the start of your pasted code, is that intended?

I’d almost want to say server did rollback, but 6 month is huge so I’m not sure, I always recommend keeping some sort of backup though, the next time your whole site could disappear. Look for a backup solution, which will automatically create new backups so you don’t have to manually do it. Vaultpress is a cheap $5/month solution.

If you are looking for just a normal page to be your homepage, often you don’t need to code it but will find it with the right options, did you try setting your homepage to a page under settings -> reading -> frontpage?

Most premium themes have a special option setting tab in the dashboard, which then leads to header settings. Secondly, it could be in a widget which is attached to the header. These would be the most common scenarios.

Given the little information, here is the pseudo way: find where the commenting template information is, and stick get_comment_date(), get_comment_time() where you want the date and time to appear.

You can export and import through phpMyAdmin really easily, though are you sure you’ve exhausted your options? Make sure your wp-config.php has the right user, databasename, password, and that the user has access to the database.

Hey Rkwise it may be because the links were hardcoded, are you talking about links you put in your blog and page content, and I’m assuming you’re domain name changed as part of the transfer? Might want to try a ‘search and replace plugin’ which will go through all your posts and change the old URL’s to your new one.