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I tried that with version 4.3.5 and it did not fix the problem. My solution was to delete the plugin and its info in the database and reinstall. That “fixed” the problem until it goes blank again.
I did some more testing and found that it isn’t the login at all, ANY text in the sidebar gets a link assigned to it. I created a text widget and put a single letter A (no html, nothing but one letter) in it and WP Category Thumbnail turned it into a link.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [DNUI] [Plugin: DNUI Delete not used image] Deleted "USED" ImagesClineco, I had the same experience. I ran it on a test site and it deleted most of my images. I use several different plugins to upload and manage images and some html pages that call images from the site as well. I think that the root problem with this plugin is it assumes the images are all in the same place. If you have a simple site it might work, but for now I would not recommend anyone use it.
I’m surprised no one has written a good unused image deletion program. It doesn’t seem like it would be that hard, scan file structure for images then list the images that are not referenced in the database or html.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP CleanFix] [Plugin: WP CleanFix] Unused/Orphan Images DetectionI have EXACTLY the same problem.
I have thousands (no exaggeration) of unused images. And I have used different plugins to upload and manage them. What I really need is a plugin that looks at the entire sites html, database and file structure to find all of the unused images and then provides an easy way to delete them.
Me too. <ferris bueller voice> Anyone? Anyone? </voice
Just what we need a new category of spam, donation spam. Just what the world needs more spam. The very least you should do is allow people to remove the spam without removing the whole app.
And Dennis, here’s your shirt
Same problem – same solution. I hope the rest of the code is better.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Best way to configure siteOK welcome to my world, take something pretty involved to begin with, WordPress, then push it over the cliff of unnecessary complexity. 😉 The hint of custom post types it started me looking at categories. After some hours of research I realized that everything I needed to do can be done with the out of the box category feature.
Thanks for throwing me a rope, because I was getting pretty busted up at the bottom of that cliff on the whole multisite thing.
So for grins and to make sure I hadn’t made a mistake I tried installing it again on top of a fresh 3.1 install. And it was my mistake, the big honkin advertisement for the pro version just above the plugin distracted me from the deactivate on the next line down.
I went in and changed my rating from 1 star to 5 for whatever that is worth.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Best way to configure siteThey don’t have to be separated. I’ll look into custom post types
It didn’t have that option. Beware before you install it. I ended up blowing the site away and starting over. Not a big deal for me because the site is just in early development, but later on I’d be ticked.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Orphaned Categorieshttp://blog.andreaolivato.net/wordpress/clean-wordpress-database-removing-empty-categories.html
So this was the solution, but boy-o-boy that is not for the feint of heart. I wonder why/how it happens that orphans are created.
Thanks for the link.