Nebu John Thaliyath

Hi @markk26,

I hope you are doing good.

Those directories are not part of WordPress core. If you are not aware of those directories please run a security audit and remove them if necessary.

You can try using the plugins Defender or WordFecnce for security auditing.

I hope this helps, have a good time.

Kind Regards,
Nebu John

If I say, this broken URL issue is applicable to all the avatars which have used a Facebook or Twitter login. Removing the mentioned part is only applicable in the case of Facebook avatar, for twitter avatar it wont help. I think taking this issue to Jetpack support may do much better.

Hi Bill,

I believe that avatars were displaying perfectly while you where in WordPress.com. Facebook Avatars wont work if you have change your URL. And I think you do had a domain change while you migrated from WordPress.com. The same is applicable with Twitter Avatars also.

If you remove the part before ‘graph.facebook.com’ in your Facebook Avatar URL, you will be directed the original Avatar.

Which comment plugin do you use? Can you share your page URL that you are broken Comment Avatar’s.

If the theme is twenty fourteen, you can customize your side bar using Live Preview. You can see a button near to heading Widget. Then from menu in left side choose widgets.

Make sure you have used get_footer() in child theme pages.

Your theme is not registered with any sidebar. Please use an alternate theme with a registered sidebar or register a sidebar in functions.php. For more information please read this https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Sidebars

Check if the user role is Administrator or Editor. Users with Administrator or Editor role can only see the private posts.

It seems this is not a WordPress issue. You have to check with your hosting provider. If you did a recent migration, please make sure your name-servers are correctly pointed.

It seems, currently a plugin with such a feature is not available. You will have code it yourself or hire a WordPress developer.

You can create a child theme for the existing one. The child theme will inherit all the features of parent theme and you can code additional features for child theme.

API’s are communication medium between two different platforms. WordPress REST API plugin might help you. Here is the link. Little bit of WordPress coding knowledge is necessary.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by Nebu John Thaliyath.

Hello,

What themesumo answered is correct. Alternatively you can use editor in your WordPress dashboard to edit your theme files.

Appearance(in left menu bar) -> Editor -> Select File (You can see that in the right)

Hope this also helps you.

Thank you.

This may be because of recent Update of WordPress or any of your plugins. Version incompatibility might be the problem.

Make sure siteurl and home in your options table are same.