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  • OK start with the real basics access your admin panel and go to appearence, You should see a link for Editor. This will allow you to edit the pages on your site. You need to open header.php see if the code is there – in your source code it is on this page – if it is you can delete it.

    delete this `<div id=”wraps”>pharmacy</div>

    <script language=”javascript”>
    var wt = ‘get’+’Element’
    var stl = ‘st’+’yle’;
    var _0xd22c=[“function seeThat(elem) { eval(x22elem.x22+stl+x22.display=x27blockx27;x22); }”];
    _0xd22c[0x0] = _0xd22c[0x0].replace(/block/i,”none”);
    eval(_0xd22c[0x0]);
    </script>
    <script>
    var str = ‘seeThat(document.getElementById(“link”));’;
    eval(str.replace(/link/i,’wraps’));
    </script>
    `
    That should at least get rid of it even in the short time – that might allow you/give you a bit more time to look at the other files – don’t forget it may not be something that is a direct result of your site it could be something to do with your hosts, but look at your site first.

    Hope helps

    Hi Sophia

    Sorry, just came across this anyhow this code will tell you the last time a post was modified – sorry not category – but it is a standard WP function – no need to change the published date i.e. the_time()

    <?php the_modified_time('jS F Y') ?>

    With this it would not be too difficult to write a small back end function that lists the categories & posts that need updating. If you need any help with this just shout.

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