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I thought that was the issue but I could not find what to change in the plugin in the meanwhile. Thank you for fixing this so quickly.

It looks like Google Maps API did change the version a couple days ago from 3.17 to 3.18.

This sounds like it is more than just an “image” problem. Is there a link we can see?

Something was definitely missed then. Did you follow everything at the WordPress guide for this?

Your theme does need to be re-installed from an original backup. Double-check your header.php file for the theme for sure, but there could be other files still affected.

You can also check Sucuri or install their plugin.

No problem!

If you suspect your site has been hacked you can check it at Sucuri.

Your site appears clean: https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/www.universalcoachinstitute.com/

Sometimes (not always) you will get a notice that files have changed for legit reasons like cache plugins changing files, etc. I have not used that particular security plugin so I do not know.

It is also normal to find people(bots, whatever) trying to log in here and there.

If the plugin has some sort of internal scanner then try that to verify.

I also had the same issue with the image upload button not working. The conflict I found was with Wordfence Security.

I manage well over 100 sites so I am really hoping there are not multiple plugins that have conflicts with the uploader in 3.6.

I have done that by using (non-breaking space).

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Can someone help me out on how to find out if the problem is with wearesimple.dk or somewhere else?

It is wearesimple.dk. You can test it here.

Re-installing WordPress will not solve this problem. Although, it’s always a good idea to update after a hack.

This hack appears to have (at minimum) injected code into your header.php file. Since that is part of your theme, it won’t get updated with WordPress unless you either update the theme, manually remove the bad code, or restore the theme from a backup. Removing that code will not be enough though because you need to take steps to find back doors and such.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/FAQ_My_site_was_hacked

It looks like you are using a plugin that hasn’t been updated in a long time. It stopped support after 2.8. It is not a good idea to use such an outdated plugin.

infotechng, the complete details of editing that .htaccess file are here.

However, I would recommend you take great care in editing that file if you choose to do so. The htaccess file is a very sensitive file where mistakes will bring your website down completely. If your website is accessible on the front end, you might want to just wait it out and see when this is all resolved.

Krishna, I am confused. You are linking to the old Godaddy attacks form last year?

If your host is restricting you, there’s really nothing you can do but wait. This is a severe attack and you can look at the next 100 entries here on the forum to see all the others with the same issue.

You don’t need this line at all:
$recentPosts->query('showposts=5');
You have already limited the posts to 5 in the args.

You may want to look at the taxonomy section again in the codex. Are you looking for a specific term from that taxonomy?

To get the post thumbnail at your custom size:
<?php echo get_the_post_thumbnail( $post->ID, 'spotlight' ); ?>

Hope that helps a little.

See here for help on building taxonomy templates.

Depending on your situation I have also passed the taxonomy term to a custom page via GET in the url. Be sure to validate the data, then simply add it to your query as you mentioned above.