ardvark

Super helpful. Thank you for this! I ran into this exact issue and saw multiple swipebox containers but wasn’t sure how to fix it.

Assuming you’re using a blog page and the blog template, you can edit tpl_blog.php

Here’s one way to do it. Hopefully it points you in the right direction. Just before the last </div> in the file, put the following:

<a href="#"><?php next_posts_link('&larr;Older') ?></a>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="#"><?php previous_posts_link('Newer&rarr;') ?></a>

I got it again with WP 3.0. I’m on Dreamhost and not sure what to do to prevent this. Sure, the fix seems to work, but I have pushing out these hacks to site visitors and I would like to resolve this once and for all.

I have changed all my hosting passwords as well as my WP administrative passwords and they are extremely secure.

@dd,
Thanks a bunch for that script. That really helped.
Matt

I’m on Dreamhost, and the links above are exactly the issue.
Also:
https://www.wpsecuritylock.com/breaking-news-wordpress-hacked-with-zettapetta-on-dreamhost/

FYI, I don’t have any indication that my hosting password was compromised, since it was very secure and I haven’t seen damage apart from the WP site.

I saw this in 2.8 after a migration from Drupal to WordPress and finally had enough so I hooked up an IDE with a debugger. I finally narrowed it down to a problem with the default links category. Try going into Settings – Writing and specifying default categories for posts and links. Even if they’re already selected, click “Save Changes” anyway.

This worked for me.