Farhan Srambiyan

Hi @mrahman252003

My recommendation is to follow the steps I mentioned above. The reason is that when I tested, the file downloaded on my Mac too (Attached screenshot in the previous reply). There is a possibility that your website might have been compromised by malware or hacking.

Browser used for testing: Chrome

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Farhan Srambiyan.

Hello,

It sounds like your website might have been compromised and is serving malicious content to visitors. The fact that you are seeing an f.txt file being downloaded when you visit your website is a red flag.

To investigate this further, you can take the following steps:

1. Scan your website for malware: Use a website scanner like Sucuri SiteCheck or Wordfence to scan your website for malware. These scanners can detect malicious files and code on your website and provide a report on the findings.
2. Check your website files: Log in to your website’s hosting account and check the files in your website’s directory for any suspicious files or directories. Look for any files or directories that you do not recognize or that have been recently modified.
3. Check your website’s .htaccess file: Check your website’s .htaccess file for any suspicious code or redirects. Malicious actors often use .htaccess files to redirect visitors to other websites or to serve malicious content.
4. Update your website: Make sure that your website’s software, plugins, and themes are up to date. Outdated software can be vulnerable to attacks and compromise your website.
5. Change your passwords: Change your website’s login credentials, including your username and password. Use strong passwords and consider using a password manager to generate and store your passwords securely.

It’s important to take action as soon as possible if your website has been compromised, as this can seriously affect your site’s security and reputation.

Hello Morten,

I understand your frustration in trying to find a plugin that allows users to filter posts by both tags and categories. here are some suggestions you can try.

One plugin that you may want to try is the Ajax Search Pro plugin. This plugin provides a search form with filters for both tags and categories, and it allows users to filter search results by both tags and categories at the same time. It also has a live search feature that shows results as users type in their search queries.

Another plugin you might consider is the FacetWP plugin. This plugin provides advanced filtering options for your WordPress site, including the ability to filter by both tags and categories. It also supports custom post types and custom taxonomies, so you can easily filter any type of content on your site.

Both of these plugins are paid plugins, but they offer a lot of features and customization options that may be worth the investment. If you are looking for a free plugin, you might try the Search & Filter plugin. This plugin allows users to filter posts by tags, categories, custom taxonomies, and custom fields. It also provides a range of customization options to help you create a filtering system that matches your site’s design.

I hope one of these plugins works for you and helps you create a better user experience for your visitors.

If you want to override the max-width of the page layout container, you can add custom CSS to your WordPress site. Here’s how to do it:

1. Go to your WordPress dashboard and navigate to Appearance > Customize.
2. In the Customizer, click on Additional CSS.
3. Add the following code to the Additional CSS box:

.is-layout-constrained > :where(:not(.alignleft):not(.alignright):not(.alignfull)) {
   max-width: none !important;
}

4. Click Publish to save the changes.

This CSS code sets the max-width of the page layout container to none, which effectively removes the constraint on the container width. You can adjust the max-width value as needed to achieve the desired width for your page layout container.