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  • TorontoDigits

    (@torontodigits)

    Hello,

    I think you can get the date range posts using date query.

    Thanks,
    TD

    TorontoDigits

    (@torontodigits)

    Hello,

    First of all turn on the debugger from your WordPress directory and find wp-config.php file which is placed on the root directory.

    If you still can’t examine the issue then deactivate all the unnecessary plugins from your site. Hopefully it will help you.

    Regards,
    TD

    Hello @arnie2015,

    There are a lot of ways to secure your site, remember on thing you can reduce the security risk of the your website but can not eliminate the risk 100%.

    There are following ways you can secure your site.

    > Secure the login page URL by customizing your site URL.

    > Use 2-factor authentication.

    > Protect the WP Admin director.

    > Use SSL to encrypt the data.

    > Don’t use the common username of the admin account.

    > Backup your site regularly.

    > Make sure your wp-config.php file is secured.

    > Disallow file editing.

    > Plugin you are using in your site should be up to date.

    > Change your database table prefixes.

    > Set directory permissions carefully.

    > Also disable directory listing with .htaccess.

    > Remove your WP version number.

    > To handle the data coming to the WordPress site use data sanitization and use data validation for presenting data on the end user side.
    For refrence visit Validating Sanitizing and Escaping User Data

    > To prevent your site from malware, malicious etc use powerful security plugin that WordPress highly recommend.

    We have tried best to share information regarding your WP site security.

    Best Regards
    TorontoDigits

    • This reply was modified 9 years, 4 months ago by TorontoDigits.
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