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I was contacted via email with the new version to upload manually. Thank you! This worked!!
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all better now 🙂Let me explain, I was following an apparent Good Samaritan’s video tutorial who suggested using his API code to batch load a swath of plugins. This was a bad move on my part. It is likely that one of these plugins is rotten or that I am using his api allows him to hack my site… ideas out there?
Sorry, I recently started a website that really doesn’t have much on it but a LayerSlider on it. Today I opened up the admin to find that within my Plugins there is this notice:
“You do not appear to have any plugins available at this time.”
Yet within cpanel/file manager all the plugin folders are there, also the site seems to work fine as well…
I’ve found this problem on this forum whereby it was suggested that their site was hacked. Hence my question Have I been “hacked” or is this merely a glich in the matrix?
My most recent activity was installing the S2member plugin along with a whole host of other plugins via someone else api! Which is suspect #1!
Thanks for any help. 😕
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Successfully created API key for Google Fonts but no cigar!Well my theme, Scalia, came packaged with LayerSlider. What I’ve done is tailored the Slider to suit my client, using the same Fonts that where in the Demo. But for some reason the fonts would revert (after a while) to different sizes, and I noticed that the settings would disappear from the slides.
Well, after much hair pulling, I found other threads that suggested that Easy Google Fonts needs to be installed. Now that I think of it, I’m only guessing that Scalia is using Google Fonts…
Latin, Oswald, Lato…. are these Google Fonts? I don’t imagine Theme Forest would use anything but Google Fonts on a new and popular theme?
Anyways, my font’s are not behaving. What else can I do?