Jay

Don’t change just the user/pass, change his access level, and/or email. If you only change his password, he can still do the ‘forgot password’ form and reset it.

If you’ve already done all that, you may have a backdoor in your code somewhere or you’ve been hacked.

If all else fails have a look at the FAQ https://codex.wordpress.org/FAQ_My_site_was_hacked

Chances are if you follow the above FAQ and he/she can still gain access, you may have a backdoor, which will require a developer’s intervention.

At first I looked over this and said ‘it’s not possible’ but completely ignored the apply_filters call staring me right in the face!

<?php

function filter_my_script_location( $script_url, $script_name ) {
	if ( 'concatemojoi' == $script_name ) {
		$script_url = 'http://mydomain/wp-emoji-release.min.js';
	}

	return $script_url
}
add_filter( 'script_loader_src', 'filter_my_script_location', 10, 2 );

A pretty good how-to when it comes to filters: https://pippinsplugins.com/a-quick-introduction-to-using-filters/

With code there is always a way, you just have to know how to do it. I suggest you find at least one plugin that does at least most of what you need, then modify it to fit your needs.

I can only assume you’re talking about the list in the content. Looks like the CSS for UL elements in content data will need to be updated. Look at style.css line 272

If it’s the indentation you’ll need to up the margin on the left, right now it’s set to: margin: 0 0 20px; You’ll need to add another 20px declaration like so: margin: 0 0 20px 20px;

This does, however affect your navigation as well, so you’ll need to target lists ONLY in content.

First, did you even test your code? The first code block ( header ) would’ve thrown an error is_page(archive-listing.php) would’ve needed to be quoted.

Now onto the issue, that is the wrong conditional to use. is_page() checks if you’re on a specific page, not a specific page template. SO, let’s say you have an /about-us/ page, to see if you were on that you’d do is_page('about-us')

You may want to use the is_page_template() [Codex Link] instead, if in-fact you have that archive page as an actual page in your admin.

If, however, you’re using the template hierarchy to your advantage ( as is evident by the template name ), you’ll be able to use the is_tax() [Codex Link] conditional instead. So something like this: is_tax( 'listing' )

https://github.com/JayWood/content-warning-v3/wiki/Dev-Documentation#hide-the-dialog-on-certain-pages-regardless-of-cookies

Instead of basing the conditional off of post ID, use is_user_logged_in()

I don’t have a link to your site, and please don’t post NSFW links here. You, as the developer, should be testing your code, not me.