K-Fella

Now I get it. You’ve bought the ‘Add A Domain’ upgrade on wordpress.com

Have you read this tutorial:
https://en.support.wordpress.com/domain-mapping/map-existing-domain/

Try this tutorial: https://digwp.com/2010/03/wordpress-post-content-multiple-columns/

I bet those comments all have links to websites included with them? They’re just looking to get more links back to their own site (for search engine rankings).

When you say ‘restructured my menu’s what exactly do you mean?

Do links to archives, categories, tags, or authors work?

Before you think about deleting any / all posts, you should export your posts (to an .xml file) and save the file on your hard drive. That way you’ll always have a backup of your content.

You’re welcome. Glad I could help =)

When logged in do you see settings for Plugins, Appearance, Tools, etc on the left sidebar?

You mentioned you see a Users option. When clicking that does it give you a list of current users?

Rename instead of delete (in case it doesn’t work, you can always rename it back).

Try renaming the folder for that plugin in the plugins folder. WordPress should deactivate it when it sees that it no longer exists.

By the way, in this day and age you really shouldn’t be using tables for layout.

Do you have tracking code to include? If so, you could paste it into the Footer template.

Go to edit the page. On the right under ‘Page Attributes’, look for the Template setting. Compare that setting to the other page that you have already removed it from to see if they both use the same template.

Are you logged in as an Administrator?

The notepad option is your best bet =)

Does that post / page use a different template?

I see you’re using jQuery to toggle comments for each post.

The problem with your code is that the click function is set to toggle divs with the .comment-wrapper class.

Seeing as each post has it’s own comment-wrapper class, clicking any of the comment links will open all comment divs.

What you need to do is give the comment list for each post a unique id.

Then use jQuery to toggle the comments for that post only.

This might help:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2082218/jquery-toggle-show-hide-w-multiple-div-ids/2082277#2082277

Have fun =)