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If you have the sql backup file or the export file, you can open the file in the text editor and look for your post content. Copy out the relevant content and paste it through your WordPress panel.

You can use tools like Inspect Element on Google Chrome to check which css file has the higher priority. Right click on the RSS, and click Inspect Element.

From your pictures, does it only affect the wp-admin pages? If so, it is highly possible your WordPress is infected with a malware. Otherwise…

1. Your Safari might be infected with malware.
2. Your computer dns might be affected by malware.

Perhaps it is easier for you to remove all your url from google then tell google to reindex again. It might take some time though but it will look clean.

Perhaps you could look around the get_post_meta() function if you’re willing to code.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/get_post_meta

To create a widget, you can view here.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Widgets_API

If you create a new article, does it have the same hacked content instantly?

You can do an export to see whether your content is permanently replace with a hacked content. If there’s no evidence of that, then you could rescue your content to a new install. Else you maybe out of luck without a backup.

Did you by chance have an edited version of the Twenty Ten header.php file around the title portion where a dash was placed?

Have you set the page status to Published?

Then the page link is located under the text box where your enter the page title.

Your theme might not be compatible with your WordPress version. You would need to remove that particular theme that you activated.

Go to the wp-content folder using your hosting control panel, look for the themes folder. Did you by chance activated a theme called ‘hatch’? If so, you would need to remove the hatch folder. But backup it if you had made certain modification to the files.

You can try to login to WordPress again.

Check if there’s this line in your WordPress files. You may try replacing true with false.

define( 'DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT', true );

Check if you could use any other services in your web hosting control panel.

Ask your host if your service is currently down for maintenance.

Yes you may use back your WordPress folder. You can activate your theme through the Appearance tab once your re-install your WordPress. You will need to redo all the configurations.

You may re-install WordPress by creating a new database using the database details as written in your wp-config.php file (inside your WordPress folder).

Visit your site, the installer should appear to take you through the installation process.

Does the Setting > Permailinks still shows Post name selected?

If you’re comfortable with php, you may try to follow the trail in the mod_rewrite_rules() function.

Hope you’re working on a fresh installation, not sure whether some plugins might interfere.

What are your steps to resetting the permalinks?
What do you meant by the htaccess file is stripped out?

Do contact HostGator on how you could point your domain to your WordPress. This involves changing the DNS configuration.