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The problem is two parts (1) the size of the left margin in the code below and (2) the fact when you hover, the size of the font increases.
.quicklinks-bar > li { float: left; margin-left: 40px; }When you hover over the area, the email address gets a little bit bigger causing things not to fit in the space and everything get pushed around. And as soon as it gets bigger and shifts, you mouse is no longer pointing at it, so it gets smaller but then your mouse is hovering on it so it gets bigger and….
Don’t change the size of the contact info, just change the color.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: All Posts listing not displaying all infoTheme? plugin? url? Have you read this?
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In reply to: is htacces limit to ip enough for wordpress securityThe attempts will continue, but it will block them from making it to WP itself. Don’t forget that unless you are on a dedicated IP, you might find yourself blocked oneday if your IP address gets reassigned.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I don't want WP asking me how I amYou don’t happen to be using a language po file are you? That is how it could be changed wout touching the code.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I don't want WP asking me how I amThat would seem to indicate that it is in the database. When you checked the database, did you do an export and then a text search of the sql file?
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In reply to: Setting up posts to go to specific pagesHere is a link to an article with an explanation
What you might want to try is a plugin that can display posts on a page like List Category Posts.
seems like I saw a similar question just the other day – did you search the forums?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Ghost Comments?Should I delete them? and how to prevent these types of comments from being generated in future?
that’s a question for WooCommerce. You might want to try asking at https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/woocommerce
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Ghost Comments?Depending on how technical you are, you could use phpMyAdmin and goo look at teh last row in the wp-comments table to see if it will give a hint as to what created it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: need help for database error@cubecolour – Great idea! I hadn’t thought of that and I just went and tried it. it’s actually not that hard.
1) do a fresh install of wordpress to a new DB
2) export the wp-options table from the new DB
3) swap to the old DB and import the wp-options table
4) use phpMyAdmin to edit teh two rows with the option names ‘siteurl’ and ‘home’ to match the url of the old siteYou can now login. The site will default back to one of the twenty-xxxx themes but you can go to the theme picker and choose your theme again. You will, of course, have lost any customization that stored anything in the options table.
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In reply to: "Fatal error" problem to install PluginsAre you trying to upload the plugin via FTP and you get that message or does it happen when you activate the theme?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I don't want WP asking me how I amDo you have a caching plugin? did you clear the cache?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Ghost Comments?Crashed my website and caused a fatal error!
What is the error?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: publish button question(beginner's question)Welcome to WordPress!
Yes, as soon as you hit publish, the post is live.
What you can do is install a under construction or coming soon plugin. (google ‘wordpress plugin coming soon and try some). Thi will put up a default page for anyone not logged into the site. Once you are happy, you disable the plugin and the site is live.
Good luck with your site.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: is htacces limit to ip enough for wordpress securityis htacces limit access to wp-admin to my ip only enough for wordpress security
restricting access to wp-admin from one IP is part of a good security plan. Making regular backups of your site, long passwords, plugins like wordfence are others. you should read about Hardening WordPress.
Even using htacess to restrict access to wp-admin will not stop the attacks. There are million and millions of zombie computers running scripts attempting to login to sites not to mention the search engins trying to grab your information.
One thing I do to a couple of my sites is ban entire ranges of IP addresses (I suport a local church’s website in the US, no need for anyone using an IP from China, russia, Peru, Nigeria, Germany etc to access the site) – I’m currently banning over 65,000,000 IP addresses and adding more every week aor so. i go thru my logs and check out where the IP is coming from (if you want to lookup the IP google ‘ip lookup)