rollingWolf

This subject is the same problem as https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/rss-feed-error-96

POST: http://www.seadwellers.com/?p=3076

The text:

<p style="text-align: justify;">You can buy a waterproof housing for most popular models for anywhere from  $25 for something that you can use to take a picture while you are snorkeling to $180 for a housing capable of operating at depths of up to 195ft.  So why buy anything else? Well, for one reason, you have very limited creative control over the image. The functions of aperture, shutter speed and ISO are not available to you to modify. The second issue is the inability to zoom in or out in the image underwater.</p>

Right after <p style="text-align: justify;"> you got an illegal character (ESC to be exact) so if you select the text:
<p style="text-align: justify;">You can buy (which in reality is <p style="text-align: justify;">ESCYou can buy)
And delete it and type it again it should work out for you

Ive seen a couple of zip-files from themeforest and theyre unfortenately not compatible with the inbuilt themeuploader. What you have to do is extract teh zip file locally on your computer, then look for a folder with a file called: style.css in it (eg: mytheme\style.css). You need to upload the whole “mytheme” folder to your wp-content/themes/ folder (so style.css is wp-content/themes/mytheme/style.css on the server, but not just that file). mytheme is ofcourse called something completely different in your case.

When you edit a page/post you have avsetting where you can disable comments (you might have to check a checkbox to make those setting appear first, it appears when you click the button in the top right corner just below the black bar that says your username)

solve it with css’s line-height

Bad characters doesnt show up in your normal everyday editor. I can see that the “give-your-best-your-bear-gets-better.jpg” contains invalid data in the path

http://imgur.com/BPyhD5N <– here you can see exactly what

Even though they dont show up the easiest way to get rid of them is to select the whole <p>line with image</p> and delete and then add again (copy paste wont help you and make sure you delete everything at the same time otherwise bad characters may still live on).

http://robcubbon.com/10-types-of-free-content-you-can-give-away-now/

Most of the times just getting rid of bad code you should make sure you have a clean site and set up a new secure password and dont use the old one.

You should delete all files and reupload them (and make sure that you got all files by makign sure there are no hidden files/folders other than .htaccess). You should get proper protection against bruteforceattacks and bad/failed login lockouts.

Easiest way to do it is hosting it yourself.

If youre the only one whos supposed to have access to the side you can passwordprotect a folder using these two tools (im going to assume the server runs apache):

1. Generate the code to put at the top of the .htaccess file in the
root of the wordpress folder
http://www.htaccesstools.com/htaccess-authentication/

2. The above tool asks for a .htpasswd file generate it with this
tool
http://www.htaccesstools.com/htpasswd-generator/

If you want others to be able to access the site you can create a “guest user” and give them the password to using the same htpasswd generator in step 2.

Im not saying that this will solve it, but normally when you escape such characters you use a backslash \

Eg:

add_rewrite_rule('category1', 'shop?filters=marken\[20\]', 'top');