Peter Ditzel

Thank you, Ryan! You gave several helpful suggestions. I clicked on the block several times, but the caption button never returned. After I put in a second picture, the caption button appeared for that picture, but never returned for the second picture. I used your suggestion to put in a text box under the picture and using it for a caption. That worked nicely! In the future, I’ll remember your suggestion about adding the image source as a watermark.

I just thought of the idea of adding a caption to the second image and then using the add text over image button. What happened is that it took the caption I’d written and put it over the image, and the caption button was then gone!

Unfortunately, it really does seem as though the caption button disappears after using the add text over image button. Plus, if you add a caption first and then hit the add text over image button, the caption text becomes the text added over the image! This definitely seems to be a problem that needs to be fixed.

Thanks again!

Thank you! I guess I never noticed that before.

Apache. Shared hosting.

I disabled all firewall rules, and I’m still getting the 403 error when I try to backup htaccess.

I have the same problem.

I’m getting the issue with all documents I’m bringing in from Word and inserted with Mammoth docx.

Since my site CSS hasn’t changed, I don’t see how that can be the issue. It is inserting 3 space characters. I have to manually take them out before publishing.

I played around with it and found this: The spaces are inserted only when I convert the text to blocks. This might seem to have nothing to do with Mammoth docx, but it happens only to text that has been inserted by the plugin. Oddly enough, even if I first insert into editor with the plugin and then manually type in a paragraph at the end, and then convert to blocks, the 3 spaces aren’t inserted anywhere. It only happens when all of the text in the post has been inserted with the plugin. Of course, this gives me an easy workaround. All I have to do is type a short dummy paragraph at the end of the Mammoth inserted text before converting to blocks. This prevents any of the text from getting the extra spaces. But it is strange!

The problem was being caused by a back door trojan, and I resolved it.

The problem was being caused by a back door trojan, and I resolved it.

It turns out that after extensive troubleshooting, I found that my WP installation had become infected with a backdoor trojan. This trojan was inserting a Javascript on every page, including the sitemap. The script created a cookie (for what purpose, I don’t know). Since this script wasn’t xml, it broke the sitemap. I found a script.php in the Inc folder that was the culprit. I deleted it, then reinstalled WP. This fixed the problem. The sitemap now validates, and I expect Google will crawl it soon and everything should be okay.

I’ve marked this as resolved.

I just want to report that reinstalling WP solved this. The cookie and the script loading the cookie disappeared. The sitemap now validates. I expect Google will crawl it again soon, and everything will be okay. Thank you again, Justina!

I’ve marked this as resolved.

Thank you, Justina. I did as you suggested. I really thought that would solve the problem, but the cookie still showed up. I am at a loss. Perhaps tomorrow, I will reinstall WP. Thanks again.

I meant to mark this as resolved, so I’ll do it now.

Thank you. I downloaded it and tried it with 4.8.2. It seems to have worked fine. So, thank you for a good plug-in.

Thank you for your reply, but this just didn’t meet my needs.

The URL is https://www.wordofhisgrace.org. My mobile devices are Moto g, Samsung Galaxy S7, LG Gpad X 8.0