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That tumbmail looks like is part of your navigation (between posts like next/prev). It might be part of your theme or included by a plugin (I’m guessing it’s part of your theme…).
If you had more posts you would have seen more thumbnails there that would allow you to navigate throw them. If you don’t want this, you’ll probably have to create a child theme for the current theme and remove that part of the single post display (you’ll have to delete some code from the single post template).
Here is a plugin that will help you create a child theme.
And here is some resource about template hierarchy.
After you create the child theme and determin which file you need to edit (probably single.php) then you need to go to the child theme files, select the proper one and delete the <div class=”navigation”> element (it should be right after “<!– next/back –>”.

I’ve asked for help on this issue from wordpress.com and they’ve suggested to point you to https://jetpack.me/contact-support/, they are the ones familiar with every software and script that is used here so they are your best bet with this issue, sorry we can’t do more!

You need to delete only what’s WordPress related nothing else! Also if you have code in WordPress, you can save that also, anything you delete will be lost (a backup before delete might be a good idea) What do you have on this sever? WordPress looked default so is there anything on your server that needs to be saved?

This are things that you should know (even if you are not too techinical you might want to spend some time finding out this things if you want to handle everything yourself).
From WordPress point of view things are simple, if you put wordpress in a folder in a public accesible folder on your server, then you can set it(wordpres) up throw the browser with the “5 min install”(which takes less then 5 min…) but beyond that … your server might host lots of things (scripts, other software, …) and it’s not a good idea not to know what is there (some scripts might be dangerous for you website or the server) also, not knowing what you have on your server will make things harder when you want to set up simple things… you never know what you break or even what you might overwrite …

yup, just delete all the files and folders, then if you want to have WordPress in a “wp” folder create the wp folder, and unzip/upload wordpress in that folder.

Also before upload you can also empty your database (you can do this with phpMyAdmin from your cPanel -> go to operations it should have an option to empty the database) or you can delete the database alltogheter and create a fresh one (not required but easy to do)

Sorry, phpMyAdmin and ftp are only options as far as I know, in cPanel if you get to phpMyAdmin you should see your database(usually there is only one database) enter that database and in that database you should have more tables one of them is called _options(it also has a prefix that might be wp like wp_options but it can be also different so look for a table name that ends with _options) in that table you have more rows(entries) there are more columns one is called option_name and there is another one called option_value … with phpMyAdmin you should be able to pass throw all the pages of the table … look for an option_name “siteurl” and “home” in there… Hope you can find them in phpMyAdmin, else you’ll have to wait for help(you might also get help from your provider if you tell them exactlly what you need to be changed in the database ?? )

Hi, you need to connect to the database using the host cPanel(it should have something like phpMyAdmin) and there go to _options table and search for ‘siteurl’ and ‘home’ as keys and make sure the values are correct, other way to correct this is using an ftp client (or cPanel options) to modify the wp-config.php file like explained here (basically you change the same values as above but using ftp not mysql)
It’s not hard, you can try it yourself …

Hi,
This is possible with wordpress as it is with different cms and even custom cms/development … there are some plugins that will help you achieve this but I’m guessing they won’t do more then 20% of the job … you’ll end up probably not using a lot of them and develop a lot!
This kind of project – IN MY OPINION – can’t be done in any cms without a lot of custom code and because of that … you can choose whatever cms you like and have experience with …
You can have a look at wordpress multisite if you want to build the profiles as multisite(other solutions exists) also woocommerce is a very good plugin/framework for ecommerce. I havent used any location and calendar plugins (I’ve tested a few but end up building my own) … and wp is SEO friendly by default but there are also some nice plugins like yoast
I like wordpress, I can develop fast in it and find resources, documentation and help fast with wordpress so I’d choose it, but this is a very subjective thing! It’s up to you, your skills and so on…

Hi, there are some errors on the website(the homepage is pointing out of wordpress: homepage points to mccachurch.ca/home but wordpress is in mccachurch.ca/wp/, I’m guessing that something went wrong when the site was moved … as it’s empty, please try to delete it and reisntall it again (you can put it in the site root(mccachurch.ca) or directly in its folder (mccachurch.ca/wp/) if you hit any issues let us know

How did you grew the fallowers? Are you using a plugin that helps with this? or a 3rd party system? or do you save them in your database?

There is a very small chance this would be caused by the rights set to the uploads folder/2010 (and) older image folders and it can be checked really quickly: using an FTP client(you can use filezilla) connect to your website (with the credentials you have from your host) and make sure the older image folders(2010…) have the same rights as the ones working have (you can check the months folders also!)
If everything looks correct then make backup copy of your website then go to settings -> media: In that page you should see an option like “Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders”, is it checked?
If it’s not checked then check it and hit save and test your website, if it’s checked, try to flush it by unchecking it, hit save and then check it and hit save again and check the media library if this also doesn’t work report back…

Do you have access to your mysql database? You can use phpMyAdmin (from cPanel if your webhost has one) to connect to the WordPress database go to the _posts table and search for these 3 posts (if you don’t have a lot of posts you can do it manually but if you do you can search for them using sql queries like SELECT * FROM _posts WHERE post_title like '%post title goes here%' (remember to add the table prefix before “_posts” then you can delete them ( you can also change their status from published to deleted so you don’t risk loosing their data but if you don’t care about it you can also simply delete them…
If you don’t find them in the database(or even before searching in the database for them you can also make sure this is not a cache issue, make sure you clear your browser cache and any wordpress plugin caches if you have …)

If you go to wp-admin->posts do they appear in the list? if they do you can check them and bulk delete them. If there are other odd things, like posts not showing in the list, let us know and we can help you delete them throw the database or other ways ??

Hi, I don’t know any existing theme to have this option but a solution exists but would require child theme development (it’s not hard but it’s extra work).
To create a child theme of your current theme you can use this plugin, create a child theme.
I guess you don’t need this for all your pages, only for specific ones right? if so you need to create a template file (or copy a template file from you main theme and rename it to anything ?? ) and edit that file in the child theme like this:
search in the template file for “the_content()” this function outputs the post, you can delete that function (or comment it) so the post won’t be shown. (a good idea would probably be to comment out/delete some html/css code sorunding the post also.
If you have any issues with above, feel free to ask details, I’ll help:)

Hi, it’s hard to know exactly what happend since the host fixed the issue, a good starting point is to try to reset your password as explained here: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Resetting_Your_Password
(you can try any method there that you feel confortable with) if that doesn’t fix the issue report back and we’ll check other things, but the above should work ??

First step would be to deactivate all your plugins and switch to a default twenty* theme to make sure the issue is not caused by a plugin or by your theme (if the issue comes from a plugin reactivate them one by one to see which one) if not, report back and we’ll look into other sources for this issue.