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The CSS is not relevant. It should ONLY be giving me an error message when I’m going to publish the CSS changes. It’s literally notifying me of errors when I’m not finished editing the CSS. When I click “Publish” it needs to be notifying me of errors and then to confirm, not make me lose my placement and give me an error when I’m not even finished writing out what I need to….
https://youtu.be/cWyD4cYfpEA
Screencapture video so you can see it

It happens on every site. Can you get WordPress to fix this? It’s really annoying. https://gyazo.com/e8c0e8dc4581483fa1b3395ba65e048e

I defaulted to the 2017 theme and deactivated every plugin. Issue still occurring after clearing my browser cache and reloading page.

It marks it as a CSS error when I’m not even finished modifying the CSS. When I finish the CSS code then I’m ready to save changes. The moment I begin modifying the code isn’t when I’m ready to save changes. Does that make sense?

I instead did it through HTML. All set thanks

Would you be able to please send me the whatever updates file(s) I need so that I can keep the other styling, but only remove the heading?

So apparently when downgrading from PHP 7.1 instead of 7.0, it worked with the cURL version I’m using

Fixed

Okay so how do I export and import custom license settings?

Also how do I disable the email notifications for plugin updates. I never had that enabled before

Here’s a shortlink to my site – https://goo.gl/gJKJBN

This info isn’t appearing on the front-end, only the backend. Started a few days ago after updating to the latest WP version

I’m downloading the site via FTP and noticed many files like /public_html/wp-content/uploads/fusion-scripts/68755837665a7b8a9376fe3237ae5908.js have been downloading for like 1 hour. Any way to exclude these kinds of files when scanning?

The scan images option was already disables. How do I add log files, cache files, and too bulky files to the wild patterns area? What do I write?

Tried those suggestions. I’ve sent the log to you. Please confirm if received

I attempted that the other day: https://gyazo.com/661021ef18a7d9b288dca26c2b2b2fcd

And received the email this morning:
This email was sent from your website “XXXXXXXX” by the Wordfence plugin.

Wordfence found the following new issues on “XXXXXXXX”.

Alert generated at Sunday 31st of December 2017 at 04:53:29 AM

The scan was terminated early because it reached the time limit for scans. If you would like to allow your scans to run longer, you can customize the limit on the options page: https://XXXXXXXX.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=WordfenceSecOpt or read more about scan options to improve scan speed here: https://docs.wordfence.com/en/Scan_time_limit
Critical Problems:

* Scan Time Limit Exceeded

It would be great to have the ability to adjust the CSS editor width. Sometimes I could really use it to be wider