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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: css concatenationSo you think it’s a plugin issue?
It’s not something that wordpress does in it’s core?I will try what you recommended.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress and securityWow, a lot of resources, that will take me time.
Thanks a lot!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Loading of malicious code?I see.
Thanks for your time and info you provided, I’ll check out all the links and see what is needed to fix and protect it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Loading of malicious code?Oh, damn.
Thanks for the reply and info.
While I don’t completely reject the option that someone hacked the server, the chances are not good..
It’s hosted on a shared hosting server, but there’s only one user who can access the files and only using ssh (ftp is disabled), and the password for that account was just recently changed, and since then the wordpress instance was upgraded to the newest version.Can this be done by hacking wordpress itself?
Thanks again.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Strange Javascript error in wp-admin, came out of nowhereThanks, I already updated my wordpress to the new version, it was not a painful process I admit, but it scares me to think that a wordpress installation can just “break” with no changes made to it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Strange Javascript error in wp-admin, came out of nowhereI have a theme of my own so that was not an issue.
I updated my wordpress version and indeed it fixed the problem.
It’s still weird that the version I had just started to become buggy all of the sudden, without any changes made to it.Does this type of things happen often?
Thanks.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Strange Javascript error in wp-admin, came out of nowhereNo, there’s no good reason, just laziness I guess..
I’m new to wordpress, and the whole updating process just doesn’t sound too “inviting”.I will give it a try now.
Thanks.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Strange Javascript error in wp-admin, came out of nowhereIt’s not on production stage yet, still in development, also it’s only on the admin site so a link won’t help.
I haven’t changed a thing in that script file (load-scripts.php), it’s exactly the same as it came with the installation files.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: wp_tag_cloudyes!
exactly what I wanted.
thanks a lot.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: wp_tag_cloudI was guessing that the whole taxonomy thing is escaping me..
So, there’s no way to display just the tags added to the single post in a cloud style other than implementing it myself?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: wp_tag_cloudBecause I want the “cloud” look where they have different sizes depending on popularity and such, and from what I tested the_tags just outputs a list of them.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: have all posts under a page (structure wise) ?omg!
wow, so easy!!!!
how on earth did i miss the “posts page”?!thanks a lot for pointing that out.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: have all posts under a page (structure wise) ?I have more than one static page, the site is made up by 10-20 (or more) static pages, which are arranged in a parent-child relationship (pages and sub pages, just 2 levels).
all of the static pages have the permalink url structure of /parentPage/childPage/, or just /parentPage/.
the posts i want to be under a certain parent page (the about), as if they are all collected under blog (and i’ll have /about/blog/).
all of my posts now have permalinks of type /about/blog/2011/may/10/Hello – which is exactly what i want.
the problem is how to have “The Loop” running in /about/blog/index.php?
the page does not exist… and even if i create this directory structure under the root, and i include the wordpress from within that directory, the index.php is being called alright, but “The Loop” produces no content, as if wordpress have no idea what’s going on.i created my own theme, built on top of the TwentyEleven one.
thanks!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: different urls for pages and postshi,
by using this custom structure: /about/blog/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/
i managed to get the desired results of having different urls for pages and posts.i still can’t manage to produce a index page in /about/blog/ that have the same behavior as you get from the default index page (displays the last post and lists the previous ones)
would appreciate any help, thanks.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: different urls for pages and postsnevermind, found a solution.
easier than i anticipated..