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Thanks for the fix doriggidy. The theme-options.php file can also be found inside your theme’s ‘Tool’ folder.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Allow Admins to Change UsernamesThanks esmi! I think the ‘Restrict Usernames’ plugin will do the trick. 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Audio Player] How to align Audio Player to the left?Try adding this to your css:
p.audioplayer_container {
float: left;
}
It works. But then you will have a problem with the text wrapping to the right.Gallery > Options > Effects = paste your code into the box. You only need do this once.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: NextGen Thumbs Under Full ImagesHi guys, I had that problem as well when I uploaded a bunch of pics into on gallery and a few of the thumbnails didn’t show up. The solution is to go into “Manage Gallery”, locate that image and click “delete” next to it. Then upload that image again into the same gallery. Sometimes the thumbnail will not be created on the first try. Cheers.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Problem with NextGenGalleryHi Streberin: do you have GD Library or Image Magick installed on your server? Have you changed hosts recently? If GD Library is not installed you cannot upload pictures from your media library. Email your host and ask if GD Library is installed.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: long post won’t saveI had the same problem with disappearing posts until “Rob” at Liquid Web helped me to resolve the issue. He came up with the solution after about 45 minutes of digging and troubleshooting. The fix is to increase the memory limit in your wp_settings.php file which is found in your server root. The number below worked for me! I’m a happy camper now. 🙂
if ( !defined('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT') ) define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '48M');Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Yet Another Related Posts Plugin] MySQL ErrorThis plugin (3.1.7) causes a tremendous amount of MySQL requests and slows down posting and viewing of pages on my blog. Sometimes pages don’t load for 2 minutes until I disable the plugin. I’m running WP 2.9.2. Does anyone know why this is happening with this plugin?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Upgrade to 2.9 after finding my old install was hackedTo OP: your host couldn’t create a new DB for you?
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Site Hacked AGAIN!pinkgarden, sometimes a virus or trojan can stay hidden from antivirus apps. Try more than one app and if they all say your pc is clean I would look at vulnerability through your ftp or through your shared host as others have suggested.
Also, if you have a clean backup of your WP installation, replace the entire wp-includes folder with the clean wp-includes folder. Then search every single folder on your server for a php shell script. It will have a name that you do not recognize. You can look at the dates of every file to see which file was altered last.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Main index.php constantly being hackedTo the OP: since you are on a MAC and you think you can’t be hacked, do not log into your FTP until you find the source of the problem. The hacker is most likely gaining access to your site through your FTP. Even if you use the ftp to access other servers, the other server or PC is probably infected with a trojan.
Also, the hacker has probably placed a php shell script somewhere on your server. You should run a virus scan on the server or ask your host to do it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: My WordPress Site got hacked and I can’t find the code?!Always look inside your WordPress error logs to see which files were compromised recently. The code or link farm is usually hidden inside files you would never think to look in. Scan your entire PC for trojans/malware. The hacker gains access to your WordPress files through your FTP on your desktop. Do not log into your FTP until you find and remove the trojan from your PC. You will keep getting hacked until you find the trojan on your PC.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: KoiQBOL hack/wormTo those of you who have been hacked, the answer has been repeated over and over in these forums: The hacker is gaining access to your WP installation through your FTP on your desktop.
And your WordPress blog is being hacked because you have a trojan hiding on your PC. You are wasting your time securing or upgrading your WP installation if you do not find and delete the trojan and/or malware on your PC first.
Changing your passwords and upgrading WP is useless if your PC is still infected with a trojan. I can almost guarantee the hacker has hidden a PHP shell script somewhere on your servers outside of your WP install. To find it you must either run a virus scan on your entire server (or ask your host to run one) or you can manually eyeball the dates inside every single folder on your server (inside and outside of WP) to see which file was updated recently or to find filenames that you know you didn’t create.
Once you remove the PHP shell file(s), you must scan your hard drive for trojans/malware. Once your HD is clean you can then change your passwords and upgrade your WP install or simply overwrite your files with clean files. I would suggest using several different anti-virus/anti-malware programs to find the trojan. Malwarebytes is a good start.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Being hackedTo those of you who have been hacked, the answer has been repeated over and over in these forums: The hacker is gaining access to your WP installation through your FTP on your desktop.
And your WordPress blog is being hacked because you have a trojan hiding on your PC. You are wasting your time securing or upgrading your WP installation if you do not find and delete the trojan and/or malware on your PC first.
Changing your passwords and upgrading WP is useless if your PC is still infected with a trojan. I can almost guarantee the hacker has hidden a PHP shell script somewhere on your servers outside of your WP install. To find it you must either run a virus scan on your entire server (or ask your host to run one) or you can manually eyeball the dates inside every single folder on your server (inside and outside of WP) to see which file was updated recently or to find filenames that you know you didn’t create.
Once you remove the PHP shell file(s), you must scan your hard drive for trojans/malware. Once your HD is clean you can then change your passwords and upgrade your WP install or simply overwrite your files with clean files. I would suggest using several different anti-virus/anti-malware programs to find the trojan. Malwarebytes is a good start.