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Never mind. I finally figured out that it was coming from the General Settings > Tagline which I rarely use.

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I'm not sure what was causing it but I found a plugin that seemed to alleviate the issue.

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Thanks got it!

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Thanks Victor. Works perfectly.

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Thanks Victor. I appreciate the help!

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Sorry Brad. Here's the site moved to it's actual domain. http://www.trianglereamer.com

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I found this at WordPress.com hopefully it applies to the open source WordPress as well:
Site owners receive comment notifications for all posts, and can moderate any comments. Other site administrators will not receive comment notifications unless they a) have written the post, or b) have followed the site and opted-in to receive notifications for all comments on the site.

So basically only the site owner can receive comment notifications for all posts, and can moderate any comments? Probably no way to have duplicate site owners? Where would you "follow the site and opt-in to receive notifications for all comments on the site?

I've got 5 people who basically just need new post notices along with any comments that come in about each post. If you can think of a solution for that, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks.

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Thanks Victor!

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Thanks Victor but is it possible to add the items I mentioned directly into the header menu itself, for example, to the left or right of the page links?

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Thanks Victor. I didn't see the homepage option until I enabled the Advanced Settings tab under SEO > Dashboard > Features (in case anyone else runs into this issue).

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Perfect. Thanks Victor!

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Perfect! Thanks Brad. All this time and I never knew that option was available.

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For anyone else trying to do this:
I was able to remove the footer social media links by deleting this line from functions.php:
add_action( 'genesis_footer', 'genesis_do_subnav', 5 );

I then used a Genesis Extender plugin to create a widget area before_footer and then dragged a social media widget into it and it works.

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Thanks. I tried Simple Edits and then Simple Hooks but none of the "footer hooks" that I changed had any effect on just the social media line. I'm not sure which hook (or code) affects the social media portion of the footer.

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Thanks again. I had to change (4n+1) to (5n+1) and now it works. In case anyone else needs to know.

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Thanks Brad. I'll give it a try.

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Thanks Victor, I'll do some digging.

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Thanks Brad!

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Thanks Brad!

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Thanks Brad!

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