InACents

Ahh, yes, you are correct in that I could disable Rewrite Titles in the Title Settings, and it appears to still be ok now. I didnt’ realize what that did before.

Yep, that appeared to correct the problem, because as soon as I deactivated the “All In One SEO Pack”, the problem went away. Thanks!

PS: I really enjoy the theme. Great job!

Just wanted to check in since I haven’t heard anything additional on how to correct this issue.

Here are pictures of what I see across three different browsers.

Chrome- https://glorifiedcamping.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Chrome.png

IE- https://glorifiedcamping.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/IE.png

FireFox- https://glorifiedcamping.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/FireFox.png

Again, you will see the title of my latest post (Go Camping to Sleep Better) in the title bar, yet the home page does not show any of my posts per the settings.

Just wanted to check and see if anyone knows of a solution to this? Thanks!

GlorifiedCamping.com

I hid all my previous posts except one. If you go to the homepage, the title of the site reads Go Camping to Sleep Better | (…all my site title and tag line). I can’t figure out how to get it to stop showing my latest posts in the site title. Thanks!

No. So how do I get my old content back into the site?

Followup #2: Since this morning, I downloaded my wp-content folder and wp-config.php files. I then proceeded to completely delete and reinstall WordPress. I then brought in the old wp-content folder and wp-config.php file. However, then I get “Error establishing a database connection.”

Am I supposed to modify the wp-config.php file prior to uploading into the new WordPress install?

After some further investigation this morning, I discovered thru my cPanel that an unauthorized Admin account is present. I am presuming this user got access, and then changed all my Admin email addresses, as I stopped getting notifications approximately 5/31. I ran a test comment on the site and didn’t get an email notification, meaning they must have changed my emails.

So my questions are:

– What is the proper steps to take to clean up the site and get my access back?
– How do I delete out this rogue Admin account?
– How do I get my Admin emails back?
– How do I get my wp-login.php back?
– How do I make sure once the rogue Admin user is deleted that there is no additional malice code on the site?

I want to be able to preserve all of my existing content and not have to redo it if possible.

Never mind. As I suggested, the slideshow must not show during the preview mode, because as soon as the article went live, it worked fine.

The specific article referencing the Gallery Slideshow has not gone live yet, but our site in general is inacents.com.

So far our theme (2010 Weaver) is up-to-date with updates.

Anyone have any guidance on how to correct this issue?

I use the basic 2010 Weaver theme.

I was using Photo Dropper, which can insert stock photos into your posts.

I was having the same problem and deleted out old plugins we were not using AND deactivated some to see what was causing the problem. Bingo, found the culprit plugin, deactivated it, and media feature works like a charm now.

Now that I can get access to the new Gallery, I am super happy as it is exactly the functionality I was looking for in that feature (and perfect timing for a post I have coming out tomorrow).

I figured it out. For some reason the Pinterest plugin was creating the error, even though I had not messed with the plugin or its settings.