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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Are default settings sure enough?Thank you for the link, WPyogi.
I found the following:Note that wp-config.php can be stored ONE directory level above the WordPress (where wp-includes resides) installation. Also, make sure that only you (and the web server) can read this file (it generally means a 400 or 440 permission)
I have this file at 644, have I do it 400 or 440? The website will continue to work?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Are default settings sure enough?It was down! I can’t access the install folder! So, I removed WP and re-installed WP de nouveau!
Edit: the downloads number was more than 100 000, not 1 000 000 as I said in the previous post.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Are default settings sure enough?The plugin in question is “Better WP Security” !
After I installed it and applied the “recommended” options, I lost the access to my localhost install!Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Are default settings sure enough?OK, thanks.
By the way, about plugin, could we really trust them? Are they verified and approved by WP developers or they add their plugins, as in a market, and it is up to the user on his own to choose?
I tried a plugin (with more 1 million downloads!) but I lost my WP install, so I’m a little bit skeptical!Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Are default settings sure enough?Of course I’d like to be secure 1000% with a little web development knowledge!
Do WP developers deliver by default “highly-secured” tool or should we be a savvy developer to get his own WP website as secure as possible?
If it is only a matter of changing the default admin account, it is easy to attain!
Are you sure that changing the default username will switch the security level up to 1000% instead of 100%?
I’m a little bit doubtful..!Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Remove the "author" tag and keep only the nameMy target css is the main.css
When I apply the code you gave, it removed the author and name!
I don’t have a child theme, yet.
By the way, could I copy/paste the entire parent theme code and paste it in the child theme?
What about the customization I made in the default theme till now?
Still I be able to make a child theme after I made modifications in the parent theme?Thanks
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Remove the "author" tag and keep only the nameThank you very much, WPyogi.
When I applied the code you posted.author { display: none; }the “author” tag and the “name” both have been removed, while I wish to keep the name and remove only the tag “author”.
For the rest, I’m sorry I don’t know which code I should use and where to place it!Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Remove the "author" tag and keep only the nameI’m still on localhost with the default theme (2012)
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Hide/protect/rename WP installation foldersThanks WPyogi.
What about completely hiding WP folders, not just to set file permissions?
This will reinforce WP website security much more than to set up permission.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Where are the date format files?OK, thanks, guys.
And do you know where I may find the months names?
Actually, I’m using a translated version of WP but the names of months are not translated. So I would like to add the translated months to fit with the names known locally.
Any suggestion?Thanks
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Why not simple and built-in option for Hide/Display Date ?Noopp! Just wrong quote!
🙂Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Why not simple and built-in option for Hide/Display Date ?WordPress 3.4 is due out any time now.
Cool!
May I hope to download it tomorrow or after tomorrow? 🙂Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Why not simple and built-in option for Hide/Display Date ?Yes, I’ve just figured it out in the Esmi’s link.
Thanks for you both!Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Why not simple and built-in option for Hide/Display Date ?Thanks Esmi. This is exactly what I look for.
But just to figure it out, if I amend my theme to display the description, does this mean that all descriptions (for all categories and pages) will be displayed or just for the given category? Is it customizable?Thanks
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Why not simple and built-in option for Hide/Display Date ?Thanks Chip!
I’m rather talking about a welcome message in a category page. I’d like to make a guideline pipe for example to user how they may process and which kind of post they may be published in this category.
Will this be possible?
In other word, I made a menu with some categories. In each category I’d like to add a welcome and guideline message without date. Is this possible?