Move the position of the image?

Hi Sylvia,

Can you temporarily try Twenty Ten theme, back up everything first, your files and the database, as I do not want you to accidentally loose something.

You can try Atahualpa Theme, which is the theme I am using for my Bread Diaries blog, https://bachutha.com, but this theme does not understand smartphones and tablets so you may not want it permanently on your website. I just made the text font size larger and removed the left sidebar to make it more presentable for smartphone and tablet users. Eventually I too have to change to another theme.

When you change theme to test leave your original message in the plugin’s message area and see if you can see the image on your website and when clicking it goes to Google.com.

Best regards,
Peter

Hi Sylvia,

I had been searching for any potential bugs and I have just update the plugin to version 1.17 as I found some undefined variables and set them. Allowed deleting of messages and changed the way the messages are stored.

Please deactivate and delete the older version and install this version 1.17. I do not know if it will help with your messages to be displayed. I do hope it does.

Best regards,
Peter

Hey Peter – I tried all your suggestions above and still the same issues. I think it’s just my template. I am going got manually ad the ad to my site for all the most trafficked and new pages I create for now as an interim solution ??

Thank you so much for all your help!

Hi Sylvia,

Sorry for all the difficulty, I may have figured out another possible cause of your problem.

When I upgraded to have “Bottom of Content” and “End of Document” one of the items that the WordPress staff had asked me, was to improve the security to block XSS – cross site scripting. So I introduced an .htaccess file into my plugin subdirectory that blocks base64 coding. (which can be used to hide malicious code) and I have blocked javascripts from being executed.

Please check the .htaccess file in …/wp-content/plugins/dpabottomofpostpage/ subdirectory and delete the line containing the code

# Block out any script trying to base64_encode crap to send via URL
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} base64_encode.*(.*) [OR]

or you could temporarily rename the .htaccess file to .htaccessOLD and check if your image code runs. What I do not understand is that your code still runs on my website. Do you have a security plugin that blocks base64 code and javascripts?

I am still at a loss as to why the image does not appear on your website.

Best regards,
Peter