lothsun

That is exactly what I was needing. Thank you for showing me that function.

Is your site in debug mode?

@befree22

FYI: I never obscured login/admin/register urls with the secret key but I was locked out of WP admin (kept being redirected to homepage) and after I removed BWPS from plugins folder, I regained WP admin access.

If you were locked out without obscuring the login then either on of your other plugins/themes conflicted with bwps or one of the settings in bwps produced the problem. I can not stress this enough.

Always check your entire site after each thing you change in BWPS to make sure it hasn’t affected any other plugins or part of your theme.

@befree22

If you change the name of the BWPS folder inside of the plugin folder it will be deactivated. Then you should have access to your admin area. DO NOT Delete the folder from wordpress via ftp, Use the wp-admin plugin delete button so that it removes its database entries. Deactivating the plugin is enough to remove the rewrites but it wont remove its tables from the database if you delete via ftp.

@stevefdl have you removed the plugin from the /wp-content/plugins/ folder? If you have, and are still locked out then it probably isn’t a problem with BWPS. Rename your plugins folder via ftp, then log in. go to your plugins page. It will tell you that all the plugins were deactivated because they cannot be found. Name the plugins folder back to plugins and refresh the page. Activate each plugin individually to see which plugin caused the lockout.

my bad. I was gonna have him email me so I can take a look at the problem first hand. It’s hard to provide support via a forum when you don’t know what you are looking at. All the OP says is that he is locked out. He says he removed the plugin. If he recently updated to wp 3.8.1 it could be a database error. I had to do it to my site as well. If it’s a problem with BWPS, Then removing the plugin should have fixed the problem. There’s really nothing I can do with out more info.

steve, I may be able to help you. Email me [email address moderated]

You’re welcome. Glad I could be of assistance.

Did you set up bwps all the way before noticing that your image was gone? If so I would delete the BWPS plugin so it removes all of its settings. then reinstall it and after you enable something, check to see if the triangle is still there.

Did you delete the htaccess? If you or the client enabled the obscure backend feature it could be located at /login or whatever they set it to.

No, it will not hide that you use wordpress. Anyone can look at the website source code and tell that you are using wordpress if they know what they are looking for.

No, I never got a response from the developer.

I took the image html and added the height and width attributes to it. So instead of it being:

<img src="Image Url" alt="Name">

It would be:

`<img src=”Image Url” alt=”Name” width=”Size” height=”Size”>

No Problem mac. I’m not the plugin author, but I know he’s been busy recently so I help out where I can.

dvmac, I see the box, .well, around your content. So I don’t see your problem. As far as the location of the external style sheet, it is located in your current themes folder, which on your site would be: https://dvmac.co.uk/rlt/wp-content/themes/rosylee/simple-staff-list-custom.css. So it did create a custom css file for you. I don’t know what problems you guys are having. I have never had an issue with this plugin and I have been using it on multiple sites for at least 6 months now.