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@mra13 Thanks for the response but your comment seems subjective. When I updated the plug-in the site broke. I then went into the Plesk dashboard to remove the plug-in and the site ran normally. Whether there have been complaints or not, I had an issue with it. This thread is for support correct? I reported an issue and support would be helpful.

@wpsolutions When the site broke I received an error message and was unable to access the WP Dashboard.

@bzerka thank you for the positive comment about my website.

If you don’t mind my asking, which plug-in did you decide to use instead? It seems most of us here are on the Windows Server, I wonder if that has anything to do with it. A follow up from the developer would be helpful.

Since I removed the BWP Security plug-in on yesterday I’ve already began to receive spam in my inbox. I’m looking to find an alternative pretty quickly. Thanks.

@mudplugger I’m also on a Windows Server, so please keep us updated with your findings. Thanks.

site: https://www.thesolomama.com

Hi Jessica,

I had the same issue as well and realized it was an extension that I needed to disable on Chrome. It was a simple fix in my case, however I’d like to ask you how were you able to get the custom pin it button to show on your page. I followed the instructions provided by the developer but the image that appears is a black pin it button not the image that I’ve placed in the coding.

I’ve selected print preview on browsers other than Chrome and the links are still there. It appears that my site is the only site that is showing the links when I select print. I’ve viewed several other websites in print mode and my site is the only one with the links (other than the sites I’ve viewed that are currently using the theme).

Did you take a look at the site in print preview mode?

I’d prefer my readers to not need to select a setting that they may not be aware of in order to print a clean copy without extra links. I’ve not needed to change a setting on my browser to print from other websites.

Thanks for the article, I will certainly read through the details.

Could I use the CSS editor option in the Dashboard that allows me to make changes to the stylesheet without modifying the original theme?

Yes as I stated I’m new to WordPress and just discovered that I even needed a child theme. So I’m now working backwards by adding a child theme that should have been created from the beginning…lesson learned.

The only problem I have now is I’m not sure how to move everything over. Can I just copy the contents of the Parent theme file and place it into the child theme file? Or will I have to manually go through the Child theme coding and try to make the adjustments?

Thank you, that worked. ??

This issue is solved. I simply changed the permission settings for the sitemap.xml and sitemap.xml.gz files in the WordPress directory as explained in the installation instructions provided here: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/google-sitemap-generator/installation/.

Sorry, I’m new to WordPress and learning my way around, but luckily I’ve resolved my own issue by manually adding the files to the wp-content folder. Thanks for giving me proper direction.

Sandra

I hope its not too late to assist you, but this worked for me

.widget img.profile {
border-radius: 50%;
display: block;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;

Best of luck!

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BjScott,

Thanks for responding! I actually was able to figure it out by adding “display:none” to the bottom of the ribbon code (left & right).

#nav-wrapper .ribbon-left {
position: absolute;
top: -9px;
left: -20px;
width: 41px;
height: 65px;
display: none;

}
#nav-wrapper .ribbon-right {
position: absolute;
top: -9px;
right: -20px;
background-position: top right;
width: 41px;
height: 65px;
display: none;
}

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A simple fix would be to go to Appearance > Customize > Background Image. From there simply select “no image” or upload your own file.