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I spoke too soon, I thought the css fixed my problem but when was browsing other pages, the marker remained half unseen.

However, the solution was really simple.

On the plugin settings, I set up the width in Single Maps to 100% so that it stretches itself to the whole width. I simply changed it to 620px (in my case) and the marker centers itself. No css required.

Cool beans.
Post #4 from that link solved my problem.

Update:

Read Me file was marked as suspicious by security system called ‘ConfigServer eXploit Scanner’.
Wordfence author can contact them at https://configserver.com/contact.html , since this exploit scanner is rather popular at hosting companies.

My hosting company confirmed that this is a false-positive but unable to whitelist any references to ‘wordfence/readme.txt’ because it could be used by some malware to inject codes to similar files in order to get whitelisted.

Sorry for not updating this thread but after deactivating WordPress Related Posts, this problem went away.

I’m very diligent in updating my plugins. I’m still using the same plugins minus WRP and it’s all ok now, I don’t know how I can be of any help. Anyway, I’ve switched to nrelate for now. Thanks for the help anyway.

Edit: yes, I’ve contacted my host and this is their reply:

The core files which are the result of incorrectly finished php processes has been found in the account. This can be the result of WordPress update and the activity of multiple WordPress plugins which require too much server memory.

Never mind, I solved this problem by removing the Custom Post Type first which was declared in my functions.php. That explains why despite deactivating all the plugins, RS broke my site.

This is what I did.

I deactivated all plugins except Role Scoper. The posts are still showing, no problem.

While all plugins deactivated, I then deactivated Role Scoper, and every post becomes 404.

I must have done something to affect the WP Roles. Is there a magic button to perhaps revert it to default so I can deactivate RS without a hitch?

The “Extra CSS Class” did the trick. Thank you Tobias!

Thank you.
I think the high usage was attributed to a plugin — WordPress Related Posts.

As soon as this plugin gets activated, my readings are through the roof.

I’ve been using Role Scoper since day 1 and it hasn’t brought me any problems yet. I just thought of deactivating all my plugins except Content Aware Sidebars to see where the problem lies.

And when both plugins are activated at the same time (Role Scoper + Content Aware Sidebar) this is where the slowness in adding/editing pages starts.

As mentioned, I’m using more than 20+ plugins with Role Scoper and there’s no noticeable issues, so I thought this has something to do with CAS not being comfortable with Role Scoper and not the other way around.

Sorry for the late reply but I think this plugin has an issue with Role Scoper.

I deactivated all of my plugins except Content Aware Sidebars and it’s blazingly fast. Whenever Role Scoper is activated, it slows down considerably.

Can you test this at your end?

P.S. I tried your suggestion above and I can’t seem to export a list of supposedly “slow” loading css/js or etc.

Thanks for your reply. It’s rather annoying if you’re trying to add/edit Pages in bulk. Adding/editing Posts seems unaffected though.

I can’t remember Chrome listing out errors other than the popup that says the page has become unresponsive and offers to “kill” or “wait.” It seems like it’s “reading” or “loading” something which takes a while to complete. IDK.

I’m using a lot of plugins (like 20) but this shouldn’t be a problem because I’m using a similar plugin — Custom Sidebars with less functionality and never had this problem. By the way, it takes at least 30 seconds of waiting when this plugin gets activated.

Confirmed that the widget shows on all pages despite enabling ‘Show in specific pages.’

The changelog says ‘Post ID selector feature is removed.’ What is this suppose to mean?

Naturally, I won’t be having this problem because I use this plugin together with Custom Sidebars.

Thank you Tobias. I appreciate the time you took in explaining ??

Confirmed this as well on Project AR2 Theme Version 2.0-beta2
https://www.arrastheme.com/project-ar2/

The HomePage is kinda lost and instead shows the Blog Archives

This is why it’s best to install upgrades on your localhost first because it can really break your site and rolling back is just pain in the back.