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Thank you, Miles, for all the help!

Hey, thank you.

Updating the wp_config.php is part of my work flow when updating the table names and rows. Thanks for checking that.

I’ve been troubleshooting this off and on for a couple of days. What I’ve found is that there is a lag between making the updates and accessing the site. If I wait, then I can access. Not sure why this is occurring here so I’ve noted it as I move along in developing up the site that I’m working on.

Thanks! Have a lovely day. =)

Thank you so much for the direction. That does help. I’ll head over there. =)

Hello there,

I’m trying to make these changes because they are recommended to harden a WordPress site, to make it more secure when hosted. This practice is in the “Security By Obscurity” section here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/article/hardening-wordpress/

“Change the table_prefix: Many published WordPress-specific SQL-injection attacks make the assumption that the table_prefix is wp_, the default. Changing this can block at least some SQL injection attacks.”

I’ve made this update with other themes, but am recent to WordPress and stumbling around a bit. =) I’m updating my personal site to a WordPress site and would like to get it up and hosted but I don’t know what to do yet about the table names and SQL injection.

If there are suggestions for a different approach, I would welcome them very much.

Many thanks.

Hello Adam,

That is the property! Yes! Thank you for your guidance.

My intent was to change the color (forgive me, I was not clear on that having been at the monitor for a bit), but it’s an image. Again, thank you. You cleared that up for me.

And with that clarity, I found the style rules for .site-title a beginning at line 2982 of styles.css for Seedlet and updated the linear-gradient property below to fit my design!

.site-title a {
	background-image: linear-gradient(to right, var(--global--color-secondary) 100%, transparent 100%);
	}

Thank you for the win! Have a lovely day. =)