Avrohom Yisroel Silver

@nithin Only just seen this but the problem seems to have corrected itself, so it’s likely it was Cloudflare’s cache that was the issue.

Thanks very much

@kris Thanks for the reply. Pardon my ignorance, but how do I clear those two caches?

Thanks again.

@adam Ooh, I are daft!

By mistake I created the repo as private, so only I can access it ??. I changed it to public, which should fix it.

Thanks for the reply.

@corrinarusso Really? I installed it as it looked like it was a good idea. I’m no WP expert, and was just following the crowd!

Do you have any suggestions for another plug-in that offers similar features?

Thanks again.

@corrinarusso Thanks for that, did the trick.

Any idea why I needed to do that? As I said, it was all working before, and I haven’t touched it for a while.

Thanks @copernicus for your efforts.

@nerrad is there anything we can do?

Hello again. Thanks for the replies.

I am a developer, but not a WordPress one, so am not sure where I would call these functions. Can you point me to any help on this?

Thanks again.

Wow, that was a fast response!

So is there any way to shorten the titles for the links shown on each page?

Thanks again.

I’d like to echo Copernicus’s thanks, excellent plug-in.

However, I’m confused by your reply. I have the same question, and am specifically referring to the list of links that is displayed at the top of an individual post page. To pick a random example where I’m using the add-in, if you look at this blog post, You see a box at the top of the page (just under the title) containing links to all the posts in the series. As you can see, the links are far too long for the width of the paragraph, and I’d like to shorten them.

Isn’t that the Series TOC widget? If not, what is?

Thanks again.

Hmm, seems to have sorted itself out now.

Can I delete this post?

@danthefan – Thanks, that’s very useful

@quttera – Thanks again. I’ll check out some security plug-ins and see what looks good.

I checked the database and couldn’t find anything suspicious, so it looks good.

Thanks again for the help.

@quttera – thanks for the explanation. Is there an automated tool to check the database? can I do it manually? I presumably I just need to search the Wp_posts table, and check the Post_content, Post_title and Post_excerpt columns for any injected PHP. Is that good enough?

Any comments on my first question?

Thanks again

Thanks to both of you for your replies.

I have downloaded my full web site, and will backup the database, so I should have everything backed up. I was wondering about deleting everything from the server and doing a clean install. However, I’m not sure of a couple of points…

1) What is the best way to copy back just what I need? As far as I can see from this page, most of my files will be in wp-content, so if I check that carefully, and then upload it to the newly installed web site, would that give me back all of my content? I would still need my config files, any idea which they are? Update: Just found wp-config.php in the web site’s root folder. I guess this is the config file? If so, is this the only one I need to copy back?

2) @quttera – Please explain how the database could be infected. I don’t really want to have to dump that, so if there is a way to check, I’d like to do that. You mention scanning it, please can you explain how.

Thanks again

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by Avrohom Yisroel Silver. Reason: Added note about finding wp-config.php

That’s great, really clear. Thanks for the quick reply.