schellstudio

When I highlight the post, Firebug show that the class is “sticky”, but it shows a line through my margin attribute. Even more frustrating: it doesn’t even display the background or border attributes, both of which are in the css file. I don’t know why these are getting stripped out. If there was a conflict, shouldn’t there just be a line-through like it did with my margin? Also, the “sticky” class is defined at the bottom of my stylesheet. Shouldn’t that place it near the top of the hierarchy?

Okay, I got the tags to show up, but the css is not responding. There is a definitions for “sticky” in my css, but it doesn’t show up in the post, even though the source shows that the class is there.

Any help would be appreciated.

I changed my FTP password, and it is still happening. Is this just a bug?

I’m reticent to start referring to this as “being hacked”, because there doesn’t seem to be anything malicious going on. This falls more into the category of unusual behavior.

I have compared several of the files to that of a fresh install, and I haven’t found ANY difference in the code.

My host also hasn’t been able to find anything specifically wrong.

If this is a bug, it is frustrating, because the point of the file monitor plugin is to alert me to suspicious changes, but if changes are constant, how will I know?

Thank you for a prompt reply.

The system was thoroughly cleaned after it was hacked, so if this is the result of an attack, it is a new attack. As I mentioned, it has only begun since updating to 3.0.1. There was no suspicious behavior for months. Furthermore, ALL of the files in WordPress are affected.

Do you have any sense of what the malicious script might look like? It would help me if I had a sense of what I should be looking for.

And again, Thanks.