vfxman
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Great news!
Does anyone know if this bug has been officially reported to the WordPress dev team?
Glad I’m not the only one having the problem, but it is does sound like it could be a WP issue. If any of you discover a fix, please let me know! My menu looks so ugly at the moment 🙁
The thing I don’t understand is how the problem only occurs on the Home page. Every other page works as expected..? What is different about Home when compared to Contact, for instance..? *baffled*
Well possibly, but not necessarily. The fact that entering anything into the URL field for the custom menu item fixes the problem makes me suspect it’s a bug with the way wordpress 3.3 handles empty url fields in custom menu items..?
I mean, it was working fine before the upgrade to 3.3.
Yes, I’ve done all those things. Switching theme to Twenty Eleven does not rule out theme-specific problems though, because that theme does not output the same menu code like in my theme, so I can’t tell whether the problem occurs or not…
Deactivating all plugins and renaming the plugins folder does not fix the problem.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I couldn't update header.php?You might also want to investigate how header.php got hacked in the first place! Make sure your wordpress and all plugins are upgraded to the latest versions as a start, look into something like http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-security-scan/ to check for obvious vulnerabilities and probably change all your passwords. Chances are if a security hole exists, even if you get rid of the text now, that someone (or the same person) will attack again.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I couldn't update header.php?Open header.php in a text editor and find the code which contains the malicious text. Delete it and save the file. Re-upload. I would suggest backing up header.php first!