aleks1217

It appears to be working now. I wonder if the JQuery was clogged up and simply not rendering the text. Thanks for looking into it!

A restart of my machine finally cleared the blacklist message in Safari.

All heck seems to be breaking loose now. After another customer couldn’t log in (plugin was updated, IP Manager turned off), I used the “forceOff” file to disable the plugin. They informed me that they were still seeing the message.

I checked my site in a new browser and started to get the message myself: “You have been black listed by the WordPress Simple Firewall plugin. You tripped the security plugin defenses a total of 5 times making you a suspect. If you believe this to be in error, please contact the site owner.”

So now for the crazy: I have completely disabled the plugin, removed all the “icwp_wpsf” tables from my database, removed all the “icwp_wpsf” rows in wp_options, cleaned caches both from my site and on my browser, checked my htaccess to see if there are blacklisted IPs written there, etc. The message persists!

For my error, I didn’t turn off the IP Manager, but rather just deleted my IP from the Auto Blacklist, and the “You’ve Been Blacklisted” page went away right away. For my customer, I removed her IP (blacklisted message persisted), turned off the IP Manager (blacklisted message persisted) and then created the “forceOff” document (blacklisted message persisted). I also deleted the caching on my site and the message persisted.

Because of her browser’s cache, it was probably delivering the same site even once I changed the settings.

As of just now, I have removed the “forceOff” file and the IP Manager is off. For the past day I’ve had the “forceOff” file activated. So we shall see…

P.S. No warnings about being potentially blocked.

I actually just experienced a similar issue. I was in my site two nights ago, adding products on my WordPress/WooCommerce site (nothing too crazy there) and woke up yesterda to the alert that I’d exceeded my 5 transgressions and was being blocked. I created the “forceOff” file and removed my IP from the “Auto Blacklist” list.

But now this morning, a new customer was trying to sign up for my service and she was also blacklisted. I tried disabling the “IP Manager” and deleting the cache, but she was still getting the blacklist message so I added the “forceOff” file again.

I wonder if this has anything to do with a conflict with updates in WordPress or WooCommerce?

Same here. Deleting the plugin, as this is a critical conflict with WooCommerce

I was just looking for a solution on this topic, except my unordered list is in The Loop. I found a great reference here which says to simply put “:last-child” at the end of the modified class. Worked like a charm. For your example, that would be:

#access li {
border-right: 1px solid #000;
}

#access li:last-child {
border: none ;
}

This sounds useful to me, as well. I need to link my product (a subscription) to an array of products (meals) which are grouped through a custom post type (weekly changing menu).

In case anyone come across this thread in the future…

There isn’t any documentation on where to place your wp_nav_menu if you want it page-level. (Usually, there are only examples for header.php or footer.php). I wanted it on the page, and I wanted it to call up my custom post type of ‘single_menu’. I had the wp_nav_menu on my custom page template.

Where it finally worked properly was by placing it on my customized post page (content.php), which I called ‘content-single_menu.php’.