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I believe, since 2.7, if you have searchform.php in your theme, WordPress will use that. If not, it will generate the HTML from wp-includes/general-template.php

So if you want to customize your search form and you don’t have searchform.php in your theme, all you need is just create it, paste the code Tom gave above and customize ??

Download Monitor plugin can do it. I have been using it successfully.
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/download-monitor/

I have just noticed the same thing and traced the issue on my install to members only download. When I uncheck member’s only the the download works fine. Have yet to look into the underlying cause but in the plugin saw that Mike had changed the Member’s only download behavior. Unsure if that triggered the issue.

Temporarily, I have disabled member’s only for those downloads.

Thanks Justin! Just what I needed.

I know this is a very old post, but for the benefit of others, you put Justin’s code within the loop as is. Then to call the thumbnail, use.

<?php if (!$img[0]) { echo 'Default image'; } else { ?><img src="<?php echo $img[0]; ?>" /><?php } ?><?php the_excerpt() ; ?>

You will see that I have an additional if else condition to check to see if the post does have attachments and display a default.

I ran into this issue once and found out it is because of my theme. I was running WPRemix 2 and WordPress 2.8 then which was not compatible with each other. May not the solution to your problem but thought I’d put it out there anyways. See if the problem exists if you are using the default theme.

Sounds like your web server or web hosting account may be compromised. Whether it is originally from WordPress is hard to say. I’d ask the web host to look into it and definitely change all passwords to make it really strong and also – use SFTP.

Do you have one of those themes that uses a different header template for posts?

You could widen the sidebar in your stylesheet but sometimes that causes other issues as well. Or you could use css to style the button to control the width.

Here are two threads that might help

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/227101?replies=8#post-960717

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/204693?replies=1

Hey there, I was searching for the very same thing and found it in this thread.
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/155935

Thanks to recordinghacks! One thing that isn’t mentioned, the original wp_rel_nofollow() function is found in formatting.php for me I found it between lines 1205 and 1220. Copied that into my functions.php, changed the function name just like recordinghacks did.

Hi primat, thanks for catching that. I’ll look into that.

I know this is old and marked resolved but I thought I’d put in some info for anyone else that might come after. I had the very same problem using another code. That’s because the code was counting ALL posts including scheduled posts or drafts. You may want to try the List Author’s Plus plugin.

Yes try this plugin

wp_list_authors option count only displays the number of posts you can’t sort by it yet. The list authors plus plugin will do just that and also allow you to filter out authors by role or ID.

There’s something easier – List authors plus plugin ??