Drew75

It would also need to be responsive for tablets and smart phones.

Or would this be a better option?

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/responsive-video-embeds/

They had some read-only permissions set for editing themes. Thanks again for your help. ??

I went ahead and accessed the file directly via SFTP as you suggested and updated it that way. Thank you Patrick. ??

I’ve contacted them (WP Engine) about this. They do my WP software upgrades for me and will be doing so soon.

So should I contact my hosting company about this that I set the multisite with? I’m currently using 3.7.1 of WP.

In looking at the screen shot you provided, I don’t seem to have that option available to me. I click in ‘Themes’ within the Network dashboard and it brings up the three themes I’m using. See the screenshot I’ve linked to.

https://i.imgur.com/xeZQbD2.png

Hey Patrick, I’m using a theme called WP-Responsive and need to modify the copyright statement in the footer. I believe I am needing to access the footer theme file. I just remember being able to get to and edit the file for the footer via Appearance>Editor before.

I created a temp page just like the one that’s crashing, and started out with no embedded videos and it loaded fine. Then I started adding one videos embed code at a time, clearing the cache between each and the page loaded fine for the first 8 (there are 10 videos embedded on the page) videos that were added and then when adding the code to the ninth video and trying to load the page, it crashed. I also replaced the ninth videos code with the tenth videos and also duplicated the code for the eight video and still got the same result of the page crashing.

It looks like, based on this test, that both Chrome and Safari on the iPad and iPhone don’t like there being more than eight embedded videos on the page.

Okay, I tried that and it’s telling me the following…

You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.

Currently I’ve…
Updated both WordPress sites to 3.8.
Updated all plugins to their current versions.
Changed the password for the login to the WordPress blog site and changed the emails contact back to me within the wp-users file in the blog sites DP file.

What I will do:
Change the password for the login to our main WordPress site.
Change the secret keys in the wp-config.php file for both sites to their own unique keys provided by the key generator.

Anything else?

I know and I’ve learned something new. Thank you. ??

Okay, will do. We have three WP sites that I’m presently backing up and updating to 3.8 and will change out the keys in the wp-config.php file for each from the generator. I’ve never done this before and have always left them at the default.

Thanks esmi. I’ve changed the password in the wp_users DB file for the blog site (which it looks like is where the hacker got in, because he had entered his own email address in the details). I’ve never done Secret Keys part and would like to do so, but am confused as to which to use.

I clicked on the link for the WordPress key generator on this page https://codex.www.ads-software.com/FAQ_My_site_was_hacked. I should copy and paste those keys over the ones currently in my wp-config.php file for both my main website and my blog site?

I’ve been running the Twenty Eleven theme for our blog site.