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  • I was trying to use the ‘Advanced Blocking’ host rules to block tor traffic but the rules I was creating was too vague.

    Here is what could be a simple way to ‘rule out’ tor traffic. Simply block any traffic where a request comes from any domain where ‘tor’ or ‘tor-exit’ is any part of a subdomain name.

    That should be fairly effective and not too costly in terms of overhead. Just my 2 cents…

    Thread Starter blender50

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    There was also some funky style issues.

    After some digging here is the solution I applied.

    It turns out that the hyphen needed to be added in two places so that the icon and the css files would be correctly referenced:

    In the adminnote.php file I added the hyphen on line 48 where note.css was referenced and again on line 42 where notes.png was referenced.

    The query validate is broken for the same reason. Adding the hyphen in line 49 fixes this.

    Thread Starter blender50

    (@blender50)

    Yes, I have. Here’s what I’m using now;

    [expand title="<strong><em>Latest News</em></strong>
    <strong>Latest News</strong>" alt="Click to read more." swaptitle="Close"]

    What I am hoping to accomplish is to have a different ‘Alt’ message when the article is expanded than when it is closed. In this example I would like to be able to change from ‘Latest News’ to ‘Collapse’. The swaptitle attribute works fine, I’m just looking for this additional functionality. I don’t know if it is possible or important enough to implement but I thought I’d ask in case there is a workaround.

    Thanks for the quick turnaround and a fabulous plugin!

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