Christian Rodríguez

Hi Michael!

Thank you so much for your fast answer.

As I’m not well at coding, I find this a bit complicated for me (I cannot understand exactly how to use the code you posted from Github on my template).

But looking for an alternative, I’ve found that we can use custom post templates in our custom post types in a very easy way:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/custom-templates-with-custom-post-type?replies=3#post-2850196

I leave this solution here for further questions.

Thanks anyway for helping and happy new year : )

Same problem here ??

Yes, I read it, but I don’t want to disable the comments form. Just avoid receiving comments on closed entries. Just this :-S

Also the forum post you linked isn’t resolved, so this is a security bug.

The problem isn’t the spam. I just want to know how is possible to submit a comment in a closed entry.

Is this a WordPress security issue?

Oh, so WordPress doesn’t consider the template you using in a static frontpage for the blog posts? :-S

I’ll try your option tomorrow. Thank you very much for helping, Stephen! : )

Sorry, I edited the response. Now is right (homepage uses a default template, and blog uses template-blog.php).

I’m using a static page in the homepage and blog page:

• Homepage uses the default template.
• Blog: uses the template called “template-blog.php“.

I added the code on the lines 12/13 some hours ago (I think 6 hours ago). But is still showing the older version :-S

Thank you so much, Stephen!

Hi! I’m using the “Editor” theme, but I’m not using the template on blog posts, just the blog page. You can see the case here:

https://hanschristian.net/blog

In the code, I added the following:
<h1 class="page-title"><?php the_title(); ?></h1>
But you can see that changes are not reflecting :-S

Hi! You must remove this feature from your plugin.

You cannot include a feature in your plugin without permission of the user. In fact, there are a lot of reasons of why a user don’t want this (also have another cookies bar plugin or just don’t want to add this).

Also I don’t know how this has appeared without updating the plugin. Can you explain this?

I really agree with those opinions. Especially in the plugins panel, where is really difficult to make a visual difference between activated and active plugins.

The rest… Too much white over black. A very bad design decision.

@xkyzero EXCELLENT!

Removing the “curl_init” function in the functions.php has resolved the problem : )

I made a lot of things to prevent future attacks in the future, so thank you so much all, especially xkyzero! ??

Thank you so much!

I’ve read most of your links (some are too much for reading and understanding), but I do the following according to your links:

1. Recommended plugins and scans:

• Exploit Scanner: ok
• Theme Authenticity Checker (TAC): ok
• unmaskparasites.com scanner: doesn’t work
• Sucuri.net scanner: ok

• Other things done:

• WordPress reinstalled
• .htaccess file: ok
• wp-config.php file: ok
• Inactive themes: deleted
• WordPress login, FTP and Mysql password changed
• File/directories permissions checked 0644 and 0755)

I’m front-end developer but I haven’t enough security skills to deal this problem.

Any extra idea? Thank you in advance!

Chris.

I’ve downgrade to the previous version as @esmi said.

Bad idea to show ads in a sharing button ??

Hi! I’ve the same problem here.

I’ve take a look to your example site and I can see that you’ve resolved the problem (I can see the Flare sidebar working fine and the JS minified).

How did you resolved this?

Thank you so much ??

Thank you so much, Vjpo.

I’m trying to understand and doing tests in my site with your code solution, but I don’t have enough php skills (I’m designer) to understand you or the Codex solution ??

I’ve added the first code block to my functions.php but I don’t know how use these parameters to customize the title.

Can you or anyone reading us be more specific? Thank you already for helping, Vjpo! : )