joshmac

From what I can see your link structure is like so https://capecodbranding.com/blog/posts/category/psychology/ which will then redirect you to the correct page. So /blog/ is the root, but not sure where /posts/ comes into the picture. Usually, if /blog/ is the root, your categories should come out /blog/category/psychology/. Just throwing this out so that you can figure out how /posts/ comes up in your url structure.

However, on some systems (i.e. my server), if the wp-content folder is set to 755 it will still give that error message. I think the most secure would be 700.

That stinks. Are you using anything to determine what the hackers ip address is or what country the hacker is from. Have you changed your root and wp-admin file permissions to 444 instead of 644? If not, you can setup your site again and use this solution to determine where this hacker is coming from.

Or you can try the Sidebar Login plugin as well. It states, “It lets users login, and then redirects them back to the page they logged in from rather than the backend, it also shows error messages.” I believe this is what you are looking for?

Maybe try the WordPress Video Plugin. Then you can enter it in like so:
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blablabla%5D
or like
[youtube blablabla].

Did you fix your issue?

You can check out a great newsletter plugin here: https://www.skippy.net/blog/2005/02/17/subscribe2/. It has nice features and it sends out an html or plain text email to your subscribers if you want them to receive emails when your blog is posted. You can edit it to send a link to your post, an exerpt or the whole post.

My blog use to be powered by b2evo and I decided to come back to WP because of spam. I installed the new version, and then imported from my b2evo install to my WP install. It all worked out great. A big thanks to the development team for making such an awesome blogging software: https://jpministries.com/blog

Thank you very much. I will start working on this and hopefully come out with something good.

I am using runphp and it works great. I viewed one of the sites that suggested away to do it, but not really. If your php code is:

<?php
$stat = array();
$tremont = ‘street’;
</php>

then the way to place it in a post is this way:

<phpcode>
$stat = array();
$tremont = ‘street’;
</phpcode>

The same goes for inclusions. I hope this helps.