Steves Designs

although you would think the wordpress forum would be the perfect place to get help on all things wordpress lol you live and learn

ive checked the database in myphp and sql databases .the only place it doesnt show is in my wordpress console . i think ill delete everything ,install a fresh installation of wordpress then upload the 3 folders that contain my blog content . the message seems to change ,the only thing i find strange is the missing link to the back end.
i wouldnt pay it anymore mind i think ill get it done

im getting similar attacks on this wordpress site https://www.stevesdesigns.co.uk/ its in the web design niche which is very competitive & it gets some sort of attempted hack daily . the rankings have also fallen away on g00gle ,is it possible someone could be adding code to the server or theme which is affecting the rankings in some way ?

it is a wordpress issue but also a classipress issue considering classipress is reliant on wordpress ,and as classipress needs user registration enabled .how on earth would you get new members ? there is a solution that will stop most registration spam without any plug ins. simply edit the register page url by adding “-” anywhere in “register” part ie “reg-ister” ,the same goes for the login page “log-in” .its not perfect but it works for most automated spam .
another tip also is if your running a wordpress blog as a website and you dont want any trace of a blog or comments footprint s ,you can completely delete all of the information in the comment.php file and save it .you can do this by hovering over the paintbrush on your wordpress admin panel and go to the theme editor ,on the right ,lookung in alphabetical order ,you will see comment.php file . remove everything from that file and save the empty file.
i hope this helps ,constant spam attacks are pretty annoying and is the only real down point of running a blog .on any platform !