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You may need to change the hooks for the Jetpack code.
As for the single post navigation, the code to reposition this will depend on how its added in the first place.
Also note : Genesis Simple Hooks may override custom PHP code so deactivate the plugin of using PHP code in your functions file.
ALL code on wpsites.net is tested and works.
Test it out first using the Genesis Sample theme.
You can copy any custom CSS to the end of the child themes style.css file and any custom functions to the end of the child themes functions file.
It maybe a plugin or custom code you added in your child theme or .htaccess file. I wouldn't change anything in your DB but i would export a copy just in case. Do you have access to your WordPress Dashboard?
Have you tried renaming your plugins folder and changing child themes? It sounds like its a problem with code added to your child theme. You could make a backup and then delete it so WordPress uses the default theme.
Delete the Genesis folder and upload the latest version. Also make sure you're using the latest version of WordPress.
I doubt the problem is with your SP child theme.
Switch themes to Twenty Twenty Three and see if that makes any difference.
There are 2 filters used by the genesis_do_post_title function. genesis_link_post_title and genesis_post_title_text.
Thanks for the positive feedback however i don't have access to private messages.
Here's more about arrays in PHP for the purests.
PHP code should be pasted at the end of your child themes functions.php file.
Code snippets are here https://my.studiopress.com/documentation/snippets/
You can add them to a custom page template or copy and rename the landing page template.
Or try this code https://wpsites.net/genesis-tutorials/remove-header/
Try activating the 2022 theme and see if that fixes the problem once you update wordpress.
Check the shortcode parameters for post_comments. https://studiopress.github.io/genesis/basics/genesis-shortcodes/
If it can't be done using the shortcode, you may need to modify the PHP using a filter hook or possibly use CSS to hide the count.
There's a function for this on line 65 in functions.php which you can remove.
Go to Settings > Permalinks and change the structure.
There are many filter hooks you can use to modify the comment form in Genesis child themes.
What version are you running?
Looks like the error may relate to custom code you have added to your functions file not default child theme code.
Here's 3 ways to use pseudo-classes to style the 1st nav menu item in Genesis child themes.