Amanda K.

We’ll need a URL or some code or something to look at.

You’re using a premium theme. Your theme’s documentation can help you figure out how to properly turn these features off:

https://athemeart.com/_doc/shopstore/#!/top_bar

In my experience, that means you already have a page with that URL and are not able to use it twice, so WP compensates by adding the -2 to prevent duplicates. You’ll have to remove the page with the /menu/ permalink in order to name another page that.

This might help:

https://github.com/REPTILEHAUS/reptilehaus-regen-wp-images-overnight

Though, keep in mind, the scripts at 3 years old now. But it might get you pointed in the right direction.

This works, but it might cause other issues down the line, like hiding things you don’t want it to hide. I would try talking to the plugin developers, if you can. They might know more.

.entry-content span a {
    display: none;
}

It looks like you’re using a plugin called Social Warfare. The plugin has an option to have Pinterest pins on all your images. You should be able to turn it off from the plugin settings.

Pin All the Images
Enabling the Image Hover Pin Button will place a “Pin” button over top of every image inside of your content when a reader hovers their mouse over it. This makes every image on your page highly sharable to Pinterest!

Did you replace the entire database, or just that one table with the new port?

You could try something along this line, where the array is made up of the page ID numbers you want the specific thing to be hidden on.

if is_page(array(365, 363, 371, 369)) {
     /* hide infolinks ads here */
}

Likewise, I see you are including the javascript to Infolinks in your footer. You could apply the above the same way, like this:

<?php if is_page(array(365, 363, 371, 369)) { /* do nothing */ } else { ?>
  <script type="text/javascript">
    var infolinks_pid = 3180351;
    var infolinks_wsid = 0;
  </script>
  <script type="text/javascript" src="//resources.infolinks.com/js/infolinks_main.js"> 
  </script>
<? } ?>

In theory, that should remove the javascript from any pages in the ID array and only print it on the ones that aren’t that page ID.

I can’t actively test this, so I’m pretty much just going off the top of my head, but hopefully this will at least point you in the right direction.