Diana Thompson

I’ve used WP Super Cache and entered strings in the field on the Advanced tab to prevent sections from being cached. There may be a similar feature in W3 Total Cache.

There is a plugin, name escapes me, that displays page view data from Google Analytics.

You might want to tag this thread with your plugin’s name to get more specialized help or go to the plugin developers support page.

You might like to start with the wp_list_authors template tag, https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_list_authors.

Although you want to combine blogging and e-commerce, I’d recommend considering your e-commerce set-up first. Do you want to handle payments on your site through your own merchant account or through a third-party service, like PayPal or Google Checkout? This decision will help you determine what sort of e-commerce solution you need.

That said, rather than using a themed e-commerce product, it sounds like you want a plug-in that allow you to add e-commerce to an existing theme. Off the top of my head, WP e-Commerce, Cart66, Shopp may be worth considering for your project.

I’m getting a malicious URL warning from my anti-virus software for the link, https://goo.gl/wPu1d.

If the plugin isn’t showing up on your list of all plugins, you can delete the folder via FTP. You’ll need FTP log on information from your web hosting company to do this. I can recommend FileZilla as an FTP client.

Keep in mind that the Compatibility report for the plugin and WordPress version you’re using: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/booking/. Although this plugin was updated recently (on 2011-7-17), there’s not enough data to clearly determine compatibility better latest versions.

I would start by deleting the files you’ve listed (via FTP) and running the Exploit Scanner plugin to see what else might have been compromised.

Also, Hardening WordPress is a good starting point for WP security.

Have you checked its compatibility in your version of WordPress in the plugins directory? While you’re at it, you could check any other plugins you’re using. The issue may be caused by conflicts among two or more plugins.

Try finding <iframe frameborder=”0″ style=”height:800px;width:935px;” -snip- and changing height to auto.

Yes, if you want the only the image, no header, no footer, what tasty.donuts said.

Well, it’s a fairly specific redesign: remove the associated margin/padding of the main section and the margin/padding/border of the image itself.

Sounds like you need to create a custom template. You might start at https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Stepping_Into_Templates.

OK, did you upload anything to your wp-includes folder? What were you doing before you got this error message? Has anything changed in your setup, like new plugins, before this error message?

Details, please. What page are you on? What are the steps you’re taking? What do you expect to happen? What happens instead?

If you’re using a plugin, have you checked its compatibility in your version of WordPress in the plugins directory?