drdave17

That worked.

Thanks a lot!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by drdave17.

Isn’t the free version of Wordfence enough for brute force attacks?

ooops thanks

Instructions MUCH simpler than I’ve ever seen in the past. Did it in minutes.

Thanks much

ok what I did was went back and read on wordpress.org how to create your own custom 404.php error pages so I placed that in my themes directory and got it to work.

At first I was trying to find the actual file with the error to customize it but could not find it.

Here is the code. I got the php file from the wp default theme directory.

div id=”post-0″ class=”post error404 not-found”>
<h1 class=”entry-title”> ?php _e( ‘No Such Page!’, ‘blogs_mu’ ); ?></h1>
<div class=”entry-content”>
<p>?php _e( ‘The page you are looking for does not exist on this network. .’, ‘mythemename’ );

Thanks though. Sorry for delayed response
Dave

Makes a lot of sense but I cannot find one if it should be in my theme’s folder. I searched all folders for my site and found a whole bunch of them. Is there a specific folder I should look in?

If not I guess I have to go hunting thru each file one by one.

Thanks
Dave

Widgets all disabled.

Not sure how to find out if sidebar is set as dynamic except for something in the sidebar script but very confusing what I should delete.

I will keep the Page and links under it only and delete everything else if I k now how.

Thanks
Dave

Think I heard of it just that I thought I would use the php scripts built in to the program for optimal results but I see that don’t work too good either.

v 2.8.3 seems to have other issues.

Thanks though.

Dave