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@zafarz, maybe you could try:

Easy Plugin for AdSense – https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/easy-adsense-lite/

I have used it with WordPress v.4.2.2 and Receptar v.1.3.4 without problems in https://www.loukoulos.com/

It is installed in a sub directory (/blog).

This is a post with English slug https://www.my-soul.net/blog/this-is-another-post/ > https://postimg.org/image/z4t2zza2j/

This is a page with English slug https://www.my-soul.net/blog/services-2/ > https://postimg.org/image/jdyfcdgi1/

WordPress v.4.2.2

Have a look at these…

https://www.my-soul.net/blog/ > https://postimg.org/image/mb1e7ryx7/
https://www.my-soul.net/blog/их-две-времени-программ/ > https://postimg.org/image/fk6wdv2ql/

or you can try the links your self.

I will mark this thread as resolved and follow @mattoperry best practices.

@mattoperry, thank you for your answer. I will not mark this topic as resolved, not just yet, in case someone else has something to say.

@cais, i thought it would be something like this, that is why i did check “Text” in editor and not only “Visual”, but it wasn’t!

The most strange thing is that i didn’t get any javascript (console) or php errors (notices, warnings etc) in debug.log.

@cais, i removed the quotes and saved the page like this

[ngg_images gallery_ids=22 display_type="photocrati-nextgen_basic_thumbnails"]

and it worked.

Thank you!

@dalgaard, if you have iThemes Security plugin installed go to

Dashboard -> Security -> Settings -> Hide Login Area

Hide Backend: (checked) Enable the hide backend feature.

If you are trying to do this only with the .htaccess rules that iThemes Security plugin inserts in the .htaccess file, i think you can’t hide “wp-login.php”.

@tim, I am sorry to bother you again but here https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wordfence/ says “Requires: 3.9 or higher“, so in my WordPress installation which is v.3.8.1, I can’t update through WordPress Dashboard!

So if as it says here https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wordfence/changelog/

5.3.8
Customers running WP versions older than 3.9 don’t support wp_normalize_path(). Added support for older WP versions to fix an error being thrown.

support has been added for WP versions older than 3.9 why is it required?

Thank you for your time.

P.S
I know that running on a WordPress installation that is not up to date is not a good practice, but that is another story to tell ??

@wfsupport, same here with WordPress v.3.8.1

@nickth, as @gennady explained here https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/possible-malware-2/page/3?replies=96#post-6532356 “this is either the Blogroll or WordPress Dashboard News section that was cached”.

@stephen, as i wrote “i am always up-to-date with WordPress core, plugins & themes”, that includes the “Revolution Slider” plugin.

@gennady, i have send you an email with subject “Zero-day in Fancybox-for-WordPress plugin”.

@gennady,

Unfortunately, i have already deleted the folder wp-content/cache/object/000000 to make a new WordFence scan ??