batharoy

@scott Smith
I think the OP meant WP 3.8.1 not Decode not playing nice together.

44 Anti-Virus programs found it clean
2 Timed out before finishing the scan
1 Says it’s infected

If you use the 1 that says it’s infected, it might be time for a new Anti-Virus program.

There’s a couple ways to do this with css.
The first would give the navbar a an absolute position at the bottom of the page:

nav {
    position: absolute;
    bottom: 0;
}

The problem with this method is if the page is very long they would have to scroll all the way to the bottom to even see it.

The second gives the navbar a fixed position at the bottom of the browser window but always in view:

nav {
    position: fixed;
    bottom: 0;
}

Either way use a css plugin or create a child-theme.

I’m not positive I don’t use gallery features much, but can’t you just go into edit the page and remove the gallery there?

EDIT:
Just tried this, go into the edit page screen and click the text tab on the top right of the editor.
The gallery will show up as a string of #’s [gallery ids="25,37,42,21"] If it’s 2 separate galleries just remove the one you don’t want.
If your not sure remove 1 by cut and paste into text editor, then update the page, if it’s the wrong one go back in, remove the right one and paste from the text editor to the page editor.

They must have put something in the code that blocks the change. The only two options I see are continue to wait and see if they eventually help or change themes (and not another one from that company).

Did you add the title links in the header.php by chance?
For some reason the nav background color is affecting the title links.

Could you possibly post your header.php of the child to pastebin?

Go into Pages > All Pages
Click the box next to Title to select all pages
In the Bulk Actions drop-down select edit then click apply
On the next scree select Do Not Allow in the comments drop-down
click update

to change the posts page go to Options > Reading
Set home to static and select the page you want as your home, then set blog to whatever page you want the post to show on.
You need to already have a page made that your posts can appear on.