John H

phpMyAdmin (long way)

Plugin (easy way)
https://www.seoegghead.com/software/wordpress-table-rename.seo

Like esmi said, back up your database first. Do NOT skip this step.

Cool. Do you have a link where I can see it in action?

Nice! Thank you. I’ll give it a try.

@deepbevel – cool stuff. I will look into that if I don’t find the answer haxxxton mentioned.

@haxxxton – That site’s menu style wasn’t what I had in mind, but I like it a lot and definitely could use that. So superfish or listamatic2 would be the direction to investigate to get those menus then? It would be implemented on OptimizePress.

Thanks guys. I really appreciate the help.

Not been successful in toying with it and searching online. Anyone have any ideas?

Should I just install multiple installs of WordPress in each directory and then is there a plugin where I can do a multiple WordPress install combined search?

Thanks

Thank you, esmi for your reply.

I actually have a lot of experience with WordPress security and have secured many blogs and helped people with cleaning their hacked sites.

However, I’m not a programmer. I was just curious about the <?php wp_footer(); ?> code in the footer file as that obviously is not a file which means if I can learn where that function call is located (or function is, rather), I can try and delete the eval/base64 code.

Thanks

Awesome. I’ll give that a try. Thanks

I’m just trying to link to my brother’s Landscape website from my blog to help give it a push – FYI

@mattyrasker – Not the navigational bar, just somewhere on the homepage, like in the footer, but without being distributed over all posts and pages.

@esmi – The homepage is the most recent 10 or so blog posts.

Thanks for the help everyone.

Because it would be a better link coming from the homepage, that’s all really. The home page has a PR3 and the other pages N/A or 0.

Thanks for the reply.

The plugin looks promising but it’s not recording any downloads. I tried testing it several times and it keeps showing 0.

Perhaps I’ll look for a different one.

Thanks again.

If it appears to be in your theme then why not try doing this…

1. Note all the plugins you use.
2. Save any custom work you’ve done to your theme (which widgets you are using, code inside text widgets, menu customization, etc.)
3. Don’t forget to note your Akismet Api
4. Download a backup of your database
5. Put your site in maintenance mode
6. Create a new directory on your hosting (like /blogbackup) and move all your blog’s files over there (just as an extra back up)
7. So now your blog’s directory should be empty
8. Install a new version of WordPress in your normal blog’s directory
9. Copy over your wp-config.php file from the /blogbackup directory and change the SALT values
10. Download a new version/copy of your Theme, install it, set your Widgets back up
11. Download fresh versions of your plugins and edit their settings to the way you like them
12. Paste in your Akismet API key
13. See if your site appears to be normal again
14. Take your site out of maintenance mode
15. Learn how to secure WordPress a little better
16. Never use unsecured FTP

Install the WordPress Firewall 2 plugin
Install the WordPress File Monitor plugin

Good luck ??

Awesome. Thanks.

Visit the links there. Also here’s a video on how to change your username and password through your database so you can get back in.

https://wpbloghost.tv/change-wordpress-username-password-through-phpmyadmin/

Yeah but that’s not tracking clicks, right? In that example wouldn’t I have to set up a web page which includes the Google Analytics code in the header file so that I can track how many times that page has been visited?

The ebook would actually be a zip file download. Zip files and pdfs usually don’t show up in the main GA area, just web pages which are visited are.