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Thanks so much for the quick and helpful response! Yup, I just did a similar test and all is well. This answer not only helped me, but likely many others hosting on a GoDaddy shared server. Thanks again!

Thanks for the prompt and clear reply. I think I know what to do.

Hello. Any help with this? Thanks!

Hi Rajnish.

I’m so sorry about what’s happening in India. It’s very frightening and sad. I hope you and your family can stay safe.

Thanks for letting me know the status of the plugin. Glad you’re going to maintain it. It’s great!

I just checked and you are right, the shortcode is not displayed in the WordPress 2021 theme. I’ll ask the theme developer if their template has the shortcode, though I did search files. Thanks!

Thanks Antonio. Very odd. The shortcode wasn’t added to product pages manually and I’m certain it is not part of the theme. I’ll figure it out. Thanks anyway.

That worked. Thanks very much for the hover code, Leanza! Not sure why I didn’t think of it ??

Hi Andrea. Thanks for the quick reply. It’s visible because I set the button to display: block!important. Otherwise you don’t see it on mouseover as per the YITH demo.

I’ve now removed my CSS so you can see it is not displaying on mouseover. Sorry about that. I thought I had removed my code.

Hi there.

I contacted my hosting provider and asked them to change a couple of php.ini directives:

; Maximum allowed size for uploaded files.
upload_max_filesize = 50M

; Must be greater than or equal to upload_max_filesize
post_max_size = 50M

You may also have to increase the max_execution_time value.

You can also do it by uploading a php.ini file or by adding the directive to .htaccess.

See this: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-increase-the-maximum-file-upload-size-in-wordpress/

One thing to note is that uploading files of this size is probably not a good idea if the form is public.

Apologies. I see this has been answered and the answer is “Yes”, you will continue to develop and support it. Thank you.

Strange. Thanks for checking. There may be an issue with my version (43.02). I’ll check. Thanks!

Not isolated…cleared previous settings for me, too. I updated the plugin and all sidebars are gone. Went to widgets, widgets missing from sidebars. Put them back and widget not displaying pages when I use “Include”.

Thanks Tara. I have gone through the WP hardening info. Seems I’m covered quite well. Shared hosting could be a problem though.

Thanks! I’ll see what the securi scanner tells me.

3 of the sites don’t need new user registration so all off there. The other will have users (just subscribers) that I create but no new user reg for the public.

It’s a shame. In most every respect I love WordPress as a web CMS. In this respect, it can be frustrating (having to turn off commenting). Bunch of delinquents ruining it for others ??

Thank again.

No worries. One of the sites is on a dedicated server and the others are on shared. I don’t have any others sites around it with write access to root directory.

Since disabling registration/commenting ability on the affected installations (6 or so days ago), there have been no “blank” new users. Everything seems okay at the moment. Registration/commenting was on in each installation. Prior to turning it off, I’d delete a blank user and a new one would show up an hour or two later.

This must be some kind of bot creating the user. I don’t even receive notification that a new user has registered. I have iThemes Security set up pretty restrictively: no admin user, no default admin userID, database tables are unique not default, locking down the backend between midnight and 6:00 a.m. SQL injection is thwarted by iThemes. All themes/plugins and WP up to date.

I have external backups so I’m trying not to worry about it. Thanks for checking back.