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That worked thanks, last few posts keep disappearing. Signed up for pro.

Tried adding a space and img.landscape, didn’t work then tried just img.* but that also didn’t work.

Got it, sorry. Weird side effect, only portrait sized images are showing the button, while landscape do not.

As you can see on that page, can we have both?

Thanks for the help Marcin, I get the error: Enabled classes – the given value doesn’t meet the requirements. Please correct it and try again.

when placing a full-stop in the field.

I’ve also added: shareprints_li, shareprints_thumb neither of which seem to help.

The images are on blog posts and on the portfolio portrait/wedding collections. https://claireelisephotography.com.au/weddings/ for instance.

Thanks for taking a look at it, just realized I probably seemed abrupt.

https://claireelisephotography.com.au/collections/14e42/

ikiu91 the plugin is free if you use it yourself. If you want someone else to do it for you of course it’s going to cost money.

to restore backup all you need to do is

1. restore all files using the .zip file.

2. Create a database in mysql(or use the existing database but dump all the data), edit the config.php in your root directory to include the database name, user, password if you are using a different database to the one previously configured.

3. import the .sql file to the database.

it’s 3 things, if you can’t figure it out there’s hundreds of documents online that will help you…. for free.

I have this problem to, I’m using Avada from theme forest and the small 16px and 32px sharing buttons are being replaced. See link for screenshot.

https://i62.tinypic.com/iyeays.jpg

I’m guessing it’s a .htaccess config?

From that post I gather that It’s completely broken?

We need to band together and request a “show current htaccess” text box that can be manipulated. Request Feature. Manipulating and saving that would effect current htaccess. or custom htaccess code, like bullet proof security has.

Sorry little drunk, but it makes sense in my head.

Sorry for taking so long to reply, …this support forum /*shoots self in the head */

1. Yes make it 400.
2. No, if wordpress can find it ithemes can. That’s fine.

3. Please mark thread as solved, if you figured it out.

Delete the plugin from plugins folder and go into phpMyAdmin and delete “your_db_itsec_lockouts”, “your_db_itsec_log”, “your_db_itsec_temp” tables.

Replace .htaccess code with the original code (you can find this in Google or I think a fresh WordPress install (just download the files from www.ads-software.com and copy the htaccess code)) then go to permalinks and re-enable your preference.

(.htaccess step may not be required to enter admin dashboard)

Once that is done you can go back to your dashboard and reinstall, just be careful with some of the settings, take it slowly and read.

It’s possible that the away mode locked you out because you didn’t setup the server time in “Admin -> Settings -> General”

This feature has been that way since inception. AFAIK. I’m sure it’s on the TODO list.

On the iThemes dashboard, once you have all your required settings, scroll down until you see the htaccess code. Copy paste it in your .htaccess file and you’re done.

I wouldn’t go removing the code that’s already in the .htaccess (it should be the permalink code)

I’m concerned about leaving wp-config.php writable. Isn’t this considered a vulnerability or does your plugin somehow circumvent this vulnerability?

It makes it non writable (4-0-0).

For instance once enabled if you go into permalink settings you will get a warning saying WordPress can not write to htaccess file so you need to make changes manually or enable write permissions.

As for the curl_exec I have no idea…