John Darrel

Hi John,

Thank you for the details. In the last update we worked on the custom path handle when the rewrite rules are not ser correctly in the config file. I don’t know if it’s your case.

Some solutions:

1. If you are using a cache plugin and custom admin path, include the custom admin in the URL exception of the cache plugin.
2. Switch on the WP Ghost > Advanced > Compatibility > Clean Login option to avoid any redirect before applying the cookies on the custom admin path.
3. If the above solutions are not try with the default wp-admin path as it seems to be a cookie issue on the custom admin path (probably a plugin conflict).
4. If you are using a Nginx server, restart the Nginx after saving the settings in WP Ghost to apply the rewrite rules.

These are the main reasons the custom login is not working. It you find anything that can help us identify the issue please let us know.

Best regards,
John

Hi @ahmadadelkamh,

Thanks for the feedback, did you try without Text Mapping and URL Mapping to see if it’s working? You can switch off the features from Hide My WP > Overview.

Hi,

Did you add any class name in Text Mapping? Probably the class name is used by the widget.

URL Mapping & Text Mapping (hidemywpghost.com)

See if it works when you switch off this option from Hide My WP > Overview > Features.

Note! Clear the page cache before testing.

Hi,

Yes, the last versions of the plugin were also tested with Divi and the 8G Firewall worked without affecting the Divi theme.

If you have any issue saving the options in Divi, make sure you empty any cache after saving the settings in Hide My WP Ghost and you have reconnected to the admin dashboard after you set a new wp-admin path.

Best, John

Hi @madleine ,

Did you follow from scratch each step from this tutorial?
https://hidemywpghost.com/setup-hide-my-wp-on-windows-iis-server/

We’ve just tested on a IIS server and all went OK.

Make sure you don’t set the same custom name for wp-admin and wp-login paths.

Try first with the predefined paths for Safe Mode & Ghost Mode.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by John Darrel.

Hey,

Thank you for the feedback. To hide the theme and plugins from theme detector please follow this tutorial:

How to Hide Your Site From WordPress Theme Detectors – Hide My WP Ghost

Normally, if you follow the tutorial, the detectors don’t detect the theme.

Try using a cache plugin that combines the CSS and JS like the LiteSpeed Cache plugin.

Hope this helps,
John

Hi Giorgos,

Thank you for the question. The feed/sitemap features from Hide My WP > Tweaks are tested for more than 5 years and there were no SEO issues. There are news websites using that options too.

Changing the images and paths in sitemap/feed/robots will only update the paths to the new images that reflect the path of your website’s actual images.