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This may be a silly question but have you created a database?

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This is not a StudioPress theme, this looks to be a theme by https://www.web-savvy-marketing.com/. Most of the time when you buy a theme you should be getting documentation along with it. I would check with them.

The Agentpress Listings plugin should work with any Genesis theme just fine. All it basically does is add a new custom post type much like pages or posts that have custom fields for the listing information.

There should be no issues getting this to work. As far as the sidebar is concerned the widgets are included when the plugin is installed.

It depends on what theme you are using but this is the basic code.

Add this to your functions.php file

<?php
if ( is_home() ) {
    // If it is the home page do this...
    echo '
        <style>
          #access {display: none;}
        </style>
    ';
} else {
    // If it is not the home page do nothing
}
?>

You would need to substitute #access with the id or class that your menu is in.

Have you taken a look at the built in export and import options in WordPress?

In the WordPress Dashboard go to Tools > Export and Tools > Import to see the options.

There is something like this built into Jetpack.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/jetpack/

There are built in import settings in WordPress to help make the process as painless as possible. WordPress in my opinion is a much better platform.

I would give this a shot

<a href="<?php echo home_url() . '/author/' . get_the_author_meta( 'user_login', wp_get_current_user()->ID ); ?>" >My personal page</a>

Placement of this code depends on the theme you are using but would need to go into your template somewhere.

If you aren’t familiar with editing themes and would rather not change any files the other option is to add this into a sidebar using a widget.

You can achieve that by installing this widget here. Then adding it to the sidebar widget area you wish to have it show up and add the above code.

Here is a post that may get you pointed in the right direction. https://www.malphursinteractive.com/view-full-site-mobile-redirect-script/

This info would need to be inserted somewhere into the head of your site.

The other and more popular option is to grab a mobile responsive WordPress theme.

I would recommend taking a look at this as an option. This way if you have content on your mobile site that is the same as your desktop you only have to write it once.

I personally have never used the Jetpack subscriptions.

I have always stuck to Mailchimp. There are many plugins and tutorials that can walk you though setting this up. A quick Google search should get you started.

I’m not very familiar with Tumblr. Using the built in WordPress import feature is definitely the right way to do this but it won’t import everything.

The themes for Tumblr and WordPress are different so you would need to either find a theme that is similar to the one they are using now or build a custom theme.

As far as the Followers this seems to be a Tumblr specific feature that is used internally in their site only.

There are quite a few things that need to be changed in the database when switching hosts. There are options other than moving a site manually.

When moving sites between servers for either myself or clients I always use BackupBuddy (This is a payed plugin though). This allows you to backup the entire site including the database and move it without the need to ever go into the database and make manual changes. I highly recommend this.

If looking to do it manually you would need need to open up your wp-config.php file in the root directory of your WordPress install and replace the database name, database password and host name.

Feel free to ask and I can do my best to help you out with whatever I can. [ email redacted ]

I personally use Mailchimp to set up all my list as well as clients lists. Even though it has a limit it allows you to upgrade if you ever need to.

There are a couple ways you can add the subscription form/link to your site.

Here is a post that walks you through doing this without a plugin:
https://kb.mailchimp.com/article/how-to-add-a-mailchimp-signup-form-to-your-wordpress-blog

Mailchimp also has a blog post with a list of compatible WordPress Plugins:
https://blog.mailchimp.com/wordpress-plugins-for-mailchimp/