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  • Delete the header file and restore the original one.

    Thread Starter janderso0888

    (@janderso0888)

    I did that…I even restored the original header w/ the thesis theme. I’m guessing there was some modification done on header by a support person that I was unaware of.

    http://diythemes.com/forums/ – forum support for thesis users

    Thread Starter janderso0888

    (@janderso0888)

    Thanks…I’ve tried that as well, somehow they’ve lost my registration to login and I’m not getting a response for new username/passcode.

    Not being unfriendly here janderso0888 but thesis theme has custom codes and features plus child themes which I will not see because I don’t buy themes, I create my own. Do check out the forum link I gave you though, I saw a cross-site security advisory under trouble shooting thread which you need to correct in search.php or another file.

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