anemoone

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I have the same problem lately.

With any theme.

Mistake.
Of course not the “header”. I meant the blog title and description that were moved to the right.

Oh, thank you very much.
Now the header is in the right place, on the right, and now I know how to make changes.

Now the site is clean acording to sucuri.net scanner.

So far I didn’t find that long code shown after the scan on sucuri.net. The number of .js files is quite big. Besides some of them are placed in css sections.

But thanks to one of the plugins I’ve found a code that is very similiar to the one I’m looking for, which ii also starting with “scounter”. It was placed in three themes (out of four I have left), in functions.php, also at the bottom of the files.

@perezbox

I’ll follow your instructions against that injection. In case of success I’ll submit my blog for deblacklisting.

@perezbox

I think it’s not so bad.
Earlier today I was doing some activities in my wp-admin. After logging out and restarting the computer, when I was just logging in, there appeared that blacklist announcement (from Firefox) and then redirect to log-in screen.

I tried IE and I managed to log in to wp-admin via IE.

Now only the problem of that injection.

Most of this is quite easy. Some SEO-related frazes need rethinkig, but I use SEO plugin, so I should manage. I’ll try to start doing the translation tomorrow.

Want to help out with a Polish language file for the theme?

Of course I could help, but have little experience. I translated for myself most of the words in two themes I used before (in my editor). Didn’t prepare any files.

There’s one more thing. Why pignback from my site didn’t appear below the text?

Don’t know if it is the theme’s fault.

https://kratery.com/2012/04/16/smolensk-impresje/

Installed that version. No problems.

When I updated to the newest version, this warning appeared on my page:

“Warning: sprintf() [function.sprintf]: Too few arguments in /home/anemoone/public_html/wp-content/themes/museum-core/functions.php on line 335”

So I replaced functions.php file with the the same file from the earlier version of the theme, found in Theme SVN.

@chris Reynolds

assuming your links were doing what mine were, which was trying to link to https://mydomain.com/”https://mynewlink.com/”

Yes, that’s the same error.

I’ve changed that fragment of code.
Now it’s fine. Thanks.

Thank you.

I’ve added the word. Now comments are OK.