John Ward

That works. Thank you for the support!

I also noticed that I placed my original code in the wrong file. So it worked, but your code is much better because of the conditional logic.

• This reply was modified 11 months, 2 weeks ago by John Ward.

Is there no way to exclude quiz-maker-public.css from all other pages? I see the code in the plugin for the option you are showing. I could modify it, but I don’t want to change the plugin code that will break upon update.

if ( ! $quiz_exclude_general_css ) {
            wp_enqueue_style($this->plugin_name, plugin_dir_url(__FILE__) . 'css/quiz-maker-public.css', array(), $this->version, 'all');
        }else {
            if ( ! is_front_page() ) {
                wp_enqueue_style($this->plugin_name, plugin_dir_url(__FILE__) . 'css/quiz-maker-public.css', array(), $this->version, 'all');
            }

        }

That is why my original thought was to try to dequeue this file in the themes functions.php file.

Note: it also enqueues the mailerlite plugin CSS on all pages.

Hey, thanks for commenting. I will give that suggestion a try. Also thanks for what you do for the WP community with your plugin.

I’ve done some debugging. The problem seems to be related to a combination of Autoptimize and syntax highlighter evolved. If I disable autoptimize then the syntax highlighter works.

Add it to the bottom of your wp-config.php file

Looks like this works:
add_filter( ‘xmlrpc_enabled’, ‘__return_true’ );

.crayon-main .crayon-table .crayon-nums seems like a better selector as it should apply to all themes.

Wow, thanks. I didn’t have time to look into it since installing. I was just seeing if crayon would work better than the syntax highlighter I usually use. I’ll give that a shot.

Simply use <?php echo get_the_author_link(); ?> in your theme’s template.

Thanks. You are correct that I was not including wp_footer. I didn’t get that far. It looks like wp_head will include the correct css which is why I saw the empty margin. wp_footer outputs the div element that contains the menu.

Is there anything about this in the codex, because I was having a hard time finding info about the admin bar.

Well awesomely spammy reply.

Anyway, I can use the default themes and the admin bar does show. I tried just copying the header code form twentyeleven and putting it into my theme but still no admin bar.

I’m trying reverse engineer the js. So far it is calling some .ru domain.

Looks like it is trying to inject links to some site:
cnblogs.com
detiknews.com
apple.com
ratemypart.ru

To name some.

Now I am finding several new index.php files that simply have a comment of:
//silence is golden

By the way this exploit occurred tonight at 7:13 on wordpress version 2.9.2

The JS being injected starts with this:

<script>var i;if(i!=’Mp’){i=”};

and always ends with this comment
<!–ae3b69c5928c20d34d9fd994b1459c9c–>

Pretty sure I was compromised. The thing is that I am running 2.9.2 on one of the sites, but I have a few hundred that were on 2.8.4 and some that may have been running 2.7. I think one of the older ones was compromised then any files with 777 permissions were infected.