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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Unexpected wp login dialogI found out who’s doing it:
“The login prompt was installed as a prevention against DDOS attacks on wordpress sites. We have removed it from your site, please try logging in again now. Do note that you may need to clear your browser’s cache beforehand.
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Guess I should look over the WP plugins/add-ons to see if any address the DDOS issue.Thanks.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Unexpected wp login dialogThanks, James. However, that’s an awkward approach given that it doesn’t always happen.
I’m speculating it’s not a error but a feature. I.e., it’s triggered by some frequency or number of tries to log in with bad credentials. If so, it might be that I’m seeing it a lot just because I’m testing the user interface to the site, deliberately or accidentally with bad credentials. If so, it shouldn’t be a big problem. I would be great if I could get the straight scoop though.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Twenty Sixteen] Adjusting content widthPerfect. Thanks Michael.
The above needs some clarification.
First, Select the Top-level menu in the Menus screen. Then, select the menu you want to show/hide in the Menu Structure panel. Then if you want the menu to be visible ONLY if the user is logged in, put is_user_logged_in() in the Visibility field.
Strangely, it won’t work is you have the target menu, i.e., that menu to be shown/hidden Selected!
Figure it out. I had put the login dialog on the home page. Seems to work OK now.