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    I’ve solved the problem somehow. It’s not really good but it works.

    I noticed that there is strange iFrame in
    /wp-content/plugins/fancybox-for-wordpress/lib/admin-tab-appearance.php

    in code:
    <input type=”text” name=”mfbfw[padding]” id=”padding” value=”<?php echo $settings[‘padding’]; ?>” size=”7″ maxlength=”7″ />

    I deleted this echo part <?php echo $settings[‘padding’]; ?> and it works fine now.

    Hi,

    Please note there was a vulnerability in an older version of the plugin, patched patched as soon as it was found in February. This vulnerability could be used to modify the plugin’s settings and add malicious code like iframes, or flash embeds. The issue was fixed but malicious code added during that time frame could remain in your website.

    There’s shouldn’t be any iframes in that part of the plugin’s code, so it would be advisable that you make sure the plugin is updated and then reset the plugin’s settings from it’s admin page to make sure there’s no malicious code on your site.

    After doing this, the fix you applied should not be needed anymore for the settings page to work correctly.

    If you have any questions please let me know.

    Hi!
    I translated into Russian language plugin FancyBox for WordPress.
    How to contact you? (email or facebook)
    I’ll send you the files (mfbfw-ru_RU.po, mfbfw-ru_RU.mo and admin-tab-support.php (I corrected him line 3, 8, 15).
    (I was replaced
    _e(‘Help with Fancybox for WordPress plugin’);
    by
    _e(‘Help with Fancybox for WordPress plugin’, ‘mfbfw’)
    and so on…

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