TheCockroach

And more specifically, I’m needing to find a way to quickly insert the following code (as it may be used 10-20 times within a single article), so the writers don’t have to keep looking up the email each time they write an article:

<a href="Insert link to Cards Actual Page" target="_blank">Cards Name<img src="Insert link to Cards Actual Image"/></a>

And just noticed that I obviously can’t use TinyMCE to do this, since it seems to not show the code properly when going into the text version.

And more specifically, I’m needing to find a way to quickly insert the following code (as it may be used 10-20 times within a single article), so the writers don’t have to keep looking up the email each time they write an article:

<a href="Insert link to Cards Actual Page" target="_blank">Cards Name<img src="Insert link to Cards Actual Image" /></a>

And just noticed that I obviously can’t use TinyMCE to do this, since it seems to not show the code properly when going into the text version.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by TheCockroach.

Ahh ok, thank you Matt!

I actually thought I had replied back to this again, but obviously I got off-track in doing so. I ended up getting the problem resolved by clearing the Varnish Cache, and we hadn’t had any issues since then.

I believe it may have potentially been because I installed WordFence, and then didn’t clear it afterwards. Although I’m not really 100% sure about that. I mostly just assume that due to the timing of the problem starting.

But either way, issue is now resolved. And thank you both for the help, it’s definitely greatly appreciated! About to try out Falcon soon also. Thanks for such a great plugin! ??

~Joshua

Unfortunately, that doesn’t really matter these days Highlow. Hackers can “potentially” benefit in multiple different ways if they are able to hack your site.

You could install the iThemes Security plugin, it has a feature that allows you to easily block any IP. Not to mention numerous other advanced features to help secure your site.

Hello,

And no, I don’t have Falcon enabled. I’ve haven’t messed with any of the Performance settings at all yet.

And I had considered it was a permissions error, but I checked and it seems all permissions are what they should be (I checked directly via FTP access).

The weirdest part, is that the images are viewable via mobile device, but not from PC.

Bless you Andrés, that did the trick.

I actually feel rather silly now though, as we had a similar issue prior to this about 6 months back, that involved the curly quotes. I guess it was just hard to notice them amongst all the other text.

Thank you again though, I really do appreciate it!

Best regards,

Joshua

Ok, another correction..

It’s now not showing the ProTrader Ad for ANYONE, so I’m going to try another couple things and see if I can get it fixed.

Marking this as unresolved though until I do, just on the chance that someone will see it before that point.

Ok, nvm actually, Lol.. There was ONE thing that it seems I hadn’t tried, which was using ‘ around each role name, and that seemed to fix it.

So using [hide for=“’protrader’,’administrator’,’editor’,’author’,’contributor’”] actually worked. I’ll just leave this here in case anyone else has the same issue.

Thank you so much for the response, Tara. I’ll check out those guides you posted very shortly.

Another question though, based on your response. Let’s say, that I find files that do “seem” suspicious. And they aren’t a WP core file that’s listed here , and they aren’t in a plug-in folder. Is there anything else right off that they could “potentially” be, that you’re aware of?

I’m not the site owner, just their tech guy. And I only just recently gained access to the blog’s FTP server (finally..) so that I could get a scheduler problem fixed. So if it’s not already obvious, I AM relatively new to a WP installation. Luckily though, I’m extremely smart and pick up on things pretty quickly. So this is a learning experience for me, so to speak.

Thank you again though, I really do appreciate your feedback, and I’ll be checking those links out shortly.