Your screenshot makes no sense because you are looking at components on the top layer but with the bottom layer selected like this:  You need to select the Top Layer and look again then that should make more sense to everyone: 

Ok how does this look? I had altered the layout a bit but its still happening. You can see how C8 and GAIN have a pad connected to the ground plane but R2 3 4 5 8 10 and 11 are not and I don't know what I did between that other image and now to get this. 

@geoffgrauer, Er... You seem to have put the GND Copper Area on the Bottom layer so none of the top layer SMD pads are connected by it. * Some more notes to consider once you've swapped the GND Copper Area onto the Top Layer... Just because you have created a copper area assigned to GND does not guarantee that all GND nodes will be connected together. Any pads assigned to GND can connect a local group of pads or tracks to GND via a local GND copper area but that does not mean that that local group is connected to all other local GND groups. Check the PCB Design Manager to show which nets or pads are unconnected to each other. Turn off visibility of everything except Ratlines and then look for the remaining ratlines that show local GND groups that are unconnected to each other. A few versions ago in EasyEDA, an easy way to locate incomplete connections was introduced: 1. Click on the nets in turn in the upper section of the Design Manager panel. 2. For each of the selected nets, in the lower section of the Design Manager panel there will be a folder icon called Net Pins with a number indicating the number of pins or pads on that net. Opening the folder will show a list of the pins or pads. 3. If there are incomplete connections then there will also be a folder icon called Net Ratlines with a number indicating the number of ratlines or incomplete net segments on that net. Opening the folder will show a list of the ratlines. 4. Look at the list of Net Ratlines and Net Pins in the lower section of the Design Manager panel and at the warning message in the bottom of that panel. 5. Then click on each ratline, pin or pad in the list in turn to locate it then check it.

@geoffgrauer, Er... You seem to have put the GND Copper Area on the Bottom layer so none of the top layer SMD pads are connected by it. * Some more notes to consider once you've swapped the GND Copper Area onto the Top Layer... Just because you have created a copper area assigned to GND does not guarantee that all GND nodes will be connected together. Any pads assigned to GND can connect a local group of pads or tracks to GND via a local GND copper area but that does not mean that that local group is connected to all other local GND groups. Check the PCB Design Manager to show which nets or pads are unconnected to each other. Turn off visibility of everything except Ratlines and then look for the remaining ratlines that show local GND groups that are unconnected to each other. A few versions ago in EasyEDA, an easy way to locate incomplete connections was introduced: 1. Click on the nets in turn in the upper section of the Design Manager panel. 2. For each of the selected nets, in the lower section of the Design Manager panel there will be a folder icon called Net Pins with a number indicating the number of pins or pads on that net. Opening the folder will show a list of the pins or pads. 3. If there are incomplete connections then there will also be a folder icon called Net Ratlines with a number indicating the number of ratlines or incomplete net segments on that net. Opening the folder will show a list of the ratlines. 4. Look at the list of Net Ratlines and Net Pins in the lower section of the Design Manager panel and at the warning message in the bottom of that panel. 5. Then click on each ratline, pin or pad in the list in turn to locate it then check it.