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Anything hit in that directory should still also benefit from Rate Limiting and other general protection when your domain is hit.

Does that include wordfence’s real-time blocking of malicious user agent/signature patterns etc?

Note: I was referring to the custom field that takes image URL, when you use it as a widget on Elementor, you can’t modify anything other than the image URL on the admin UI. The ALT text is empty even if there’s one.

Please share the filter here for future reference, i’m quite adept with codes. I just want to modify not remove the author’s URL as it contains username and is irrelevant when the author page is noindexed or blocked anyway. Thank you.

Also why do the .xml and .rss contain different links

Worth noting that the solution would not bring back the old footer but the default one, so you have to build yourself a new one, but at least the footer scripts are now fully loaded.

Nevermind. Enable the Default theme (Hello) header/footer from Elementor Settings > Features > Hello Theme Header & Footer.

Nevermind, the plugin uses cookie_notice_accepted cookie. You’re welcome, non-existing documentation page.

Yep. Looks like the plugin is abandoned as it hasn’t been tested against 3 major WP versions.

I had the same issue, turns out the result took a long time to show. Got over thousands of files detected as malicious.

WF could use a loading indicator.

Still no fix? on 6.1.6, latest WP

6.1.x had permission problem and this is my fault how? Your support needs to stop gaslighting your users.

6.1.3 fixed the permission thing, but i had to add check for get_current_screen().

What’s this?

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function get_current_screen()

/wp-content/plugins/advanced-custom-fields/includes/class-acf-internal-post-type.php(401): get_posts()

Now when i tried updating to 6.1.2, it threw “The update cannot be installed because some files could not be copied. This is usually due to inconsistent file permissions” error

Debug says “chmod(): Operation not permitted in /public_html/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-filesystem-direct.php on line 173”

Files have 664 permission and are owned by www-data, not sure what’s the problem here as other plugins never had this issue when updating, nor the version 6.0.7.

Opened a ticket #6366032 due to the urgent nature of this update for the fate of all mankind.

Seems WP is moderating keywords, anyway there was a Wordfence announcement about ACF, so i updated ACF accordingly.

6.0.7 works fine, but 6.1.x caused critical error.

PHP 7.4.3

WP 6.2