aaronprill
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@Marcelo- Yes, that is likely the case and I had updated my comment above to suggest that… Probably just took my host 2 weeks to notice it and shut me down.
So, to reword my original question, what would cause the wp_wfFileMods table to grow so large (2.2 GIG in my case)?
Even though I had de-activated WordFence a couple weeks ago, my shared hosting account got suspended because the wp_wfFileMods table had grown to over 2.2 GIGS! Deleting that table (and all other WF tables) fixed my issue (and satisfied my shared host), but what do you think caused such an over growth of that table while the plugin was de-activated? Is it likely the table growth took place before I de-activated it, and it just took 2 weeks for my shared hosting provider noticed?
Thanks,
AaronForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Fan Box Cache] "Official" Help Forum for Facebook Fan Box CacheThat makes sense because I just updated to a custom Page domain last night. I thought it had to do with your update, but it had to do with that I guess… (Facebook allows custom page domains after you get 25 fans or more, btw).
I am pretty comfortable editing php, but I’ll wait for the official update… no big rush.
Thanks again- glad I could help find a bug!
AaronForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Fan Box Cache] "Official" Help Forum for Facebook Fan Box CacheHey Donald,
I put on the latest version this morning, and look what’s happening with the “Become a Fan” link on my homepage- http://hungerband.com/
I haven’t had time to dig through the plugin code, but do you have any idea why it’s being generated as such: “http://hungerband.com/target=_blank” instead of where the graphic properly links to (which is): “http://www.facebook.com/hungerband”
Let me know-
Thanks,
AaronForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Fan Box Cache] "Official" Help Forum for Facebook Fan Box CacheJust wanted to say I’m loving it so far- page load times are great compared to the default like box facebook provides… Put on update 0.3b and it looks much better! Making a mental note to donate at some point… 😉
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Removing some code from Elegant GrungeOh ya, completely different theme than what I was talking about…
Anyway, I was able to track down your issue using Firebug (in firefox)… Make the following CSS change and the black bar goes up behind the header out of sight:
/* Header */ #header-wrap { background: url(images/header-repeat.jpg) repeat-x center top; height: 154px; }The only change is the addition of the “height”… This is on or around line 115 of your CSS file.
Hope that helps!
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Removing some code from Elegant GrungeHey JJ,
I use Elegant themes a lot and thought I could help… Your idea of just removing that line if you don’t want the header showing up SHOULD work. However, I’m not sure of what “black bar” you are talking about…
Here is the demo of a page in the GrungeMag theme (that is the theme you are talking about right)? http://www.elegantthemes.com/preview/GrungeMag/?page_id=10
Where exactly is the black bar? What browser are you viewing/using?
Thanks,
AaronForum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: What Should 2011 Hold for WordPress?+1 to the following (all previously mentioned):
- An “All About Media” update is a great idea… but still have easy ways to turn new/existing admin features on/off…this goes along with whoever suggested allowing a way to to strip down the Admin area for end-users that only need to deal with the basics (Pages/Posts)
- A “WordPress Lite” download option to get a simple blog up and running without all the bloat of a full WordPress install
- A local avatar Gravatar override for users that don’t want to rely on outside service
- Support for Grandchild themes because Frameworks are serving as the Parent themes these days, and Child themes end up being the starting point for customization…