david_camp

It’s interesting to see how many websites have that snippet of code showing on them.

This code is in the template called “TheCorporation” and probably others designed by elegantthemes.com.

If your site is a child theme that uses “TheCorporation” as its parent (for its functionality), it’s pulling this code in from the template called “single.php”

Open this document and delete (or comment out) the following:
` <?php if (get_option(‘thecorporation_468_enable’) == ‘on’) { ?>
<a href=”<?php echo(get_option(‘thecorporation_468_url’)); ?>”><img src=”<?php echo(get_option(‘thecorporation_468_image’)); ?>” alt=”468 ad” class=”foursixeight” /></a>
<?php } ?>`

Good luck,
David

Dreamweaver showed me the .htaccess file that was in the _db_backups file, so I guess it would see other similar files in the wordpress install directory.

I’m going to take a look at the server using GoDaddy’s FTP client — since that’s where it’s hosted.

I have a feeling I’m headed towards Uninstall/Reinstall #4. yippee.

Thanks for trying esmi.

Well, I found a file called .htaccess in _db_backups in the root folder of the server.

Here are its entire contents:
AuthType Basic
AuthName “User Backups”
AuthUserFile /home/content/b/a/r/html/stats/.statspwd
require valid-user
Options +Indexes

Am I getting warmer? (Seems hot in here, actually.)

I use Dreamweaver as my FTP client. I can’t fond any settings in there to show all files. I always thought it did…

Why would .htaccess be hidden when I can drill deeply into the other directories?