doncarswell

Anyone?

just put in rel=”nofollow” after the <a

for example, for the first link.
“><?php _e( ‘Sign Out’, ‘buddypress’ ) ?>

As long as it is somewhere in the tag, obviously do not put it in the php tags.

I got hacked by the same hacker I think,
Got a picture of an eyeball hacked by Q8 Hacker or something.

I replaced ALL index.php and html files and install Secure WordPress plugin.
Have been safe ever since, although it has only been a week.

Can not see a plugin which you can achieve this.

I might just have to put in th header.php file the flag images and have a custom header for everypage.
Make a Thai homepage with the permalink as th and use that as the parent for all the Thai pages.

If anyone can think of a simpler solution, I am all ears.

I just had this issue just happen yesterday in one of our 3.0 projects, I am upgrading to 3.0.1 now and hope this will fix it.
Looks like a bug to me, as other projects in 3.0.1 work fine