lenwood

soblonde’s method worked for me.

You could skip the plugin and manually apply the code to the footer of your theme.

I’m having the same trouble. Comment notification is going to the email that was given when the account was set up. I’ve tried updating the address on Settings / General, as well as changing the address for the administrator account. Frustrating.

That didn’t do it. I changed the address there, and I also updated the email address of the admin account. Comment notification is still being sent to the address that was used when WP was installed.

There are a number of things you can do to increase the security of your blog, but there aren’t any plugins that will “lock it down” for you. Do a Google search and you’ll find a lot of info.

Upgrading is pretty simple. This page explains it pretty clearly.

THT,
Chris

This is happening quite a bit recently. Within the past week I’ve seen 4 or 5 sites that have the iframe hack.

I figured it out. I use Mint for traffic data, and I hadn’t properly installed the BirdFeeder pepper. All is well again.

No plugin should be required. Previews should work in all RSS readers unless your blog is set to show a summary of your posts (Settings/Reading).

Hope that helps,
Chris

I’ve tried accessing your site from three different computers and each of them is reporting that your site is infected with iframe-ee. Here’s a screenshot.

I’ve done a bit of searching and it looks to me like iframe-ee is a real threat. I’m not exactly sure how to fix this. If it were my site, I’d make sure that my anti-virus was up to date, download all of the files on the site via SFTP, inspect them for a virus and then replace the files as necessary with clean code.

You aren’t the only one affected. I’m seen 3 or 4 other sites with this same problem within the past couple of days.

Hope that helps,
Chris

Could this have something to do with the way I imported data when I switched web hosts? I used the export/import tool within WordPress.

Looks like you fixed it.

https://waysaroundit.com/?feed=rss2

I’m not sure what’s going on with your RSS, but when I clicked your link my antivirus lit up saying that your site has a trojan horse. No more troubleshooting your problem until that is resolved.

Can you say more about that? I’m having similar trouble but I’m not sure what my new theme could have done to break my feed.

Thanks,
Chris

I did some more checking. My best guess is that my site isn’t configured properly because when I try to access my feeds via the URLs listed in this codex doc, the feed page comes up but with no entries listed. On the Settings/Reading page I have it set to show the 10 most recent posts.

Here’s a link to my feed, to see what I’m talking about.

https://www.lenwood.cc/feed/

.htaccess is in the root of your WP installation. Its a system file, so some FTP clients keep it hidden. You have a choice, you can either make that file writable (with chmod 664 .htaccess), or update it manually yourself. My recommendation is to update it manually. You’ll want to place that code at the top of your file.

Once you have super cache enabled, keep in mind that it won’t work fully until you install the bad behavior plugin.

I hope that helps.