fyllhund

Use a ftp program and this is for a wordpress blog.
and you create a new childtheme ( page) and then when it’s complete ( css etc will be saved ) you choose it on a page when you make a new page ( Choose page template) and then press post and you′ll have a blog on that page.

If you don’t understand coding this can be tricky.

Create a childtheme by copying for an example the index.php

replacing
(twenty eleven)

/**
 * Template Name: Newcopy
 * Description: A Page Template that showcases Sticky Posts, Asides, and Blog Posts
 *
 * The showcase template in Twenty Eleven consists of a featured posts section using sticky posts,
 * another recent posts area (with the latest post shown in full and the rest as a list)
 * and a left sidebar holding aside posts.
 *
 * We are creating two queries to fetch the proper posts and a custom widget for the sidebar.
 *
 * @package WordPress
 * @subpackage Twenty_Eleven
 * @since Twenty Eleven 1.0
 */

and then inserting
https://pastebin.com/s3LFpxLR

if you’re using twentyeleven . But some configuration and it′ll work on every theme.

https://blog.sucuri.net/2011/09/ask-sucuri-what-about-the-backdoors.html
https://blog.sucuri.net/2011/10/evil-backdoors-part-ii.html

instead then.
ottopress is down though.

still recommend going through your whole database and check for hidden iframes etc.

They’ve inserted more code than the one in your index.php. Look for backdoors!

something along the lines of hiding it with display:none in css. Then call this within your javascript .css('display', 'block !important') and then when someone hovers $('hover-div').show('.menuitems');‘

bit of a guide https://api.jquery.com/show/

It has to do with the html loading before the javascript. I′d hide it with css and then show it with some jquery.

webadress?

I′d say you should just backup the database and check every row and clean it out. Then delete everything , install a new wordpress and import your clean database.

I′d just make a conditional style comment for this since it’s only this within the header.`<!–[if IE]>
<style> #branding {margin-bottom:-0.3em;}</style>
<![endif]–>`

just try around with the margins and you′ll sort it out.

Totally not Godaddy Support ?? , nice they sorted it out but using an old timthumb is suicide

or just use this for internet explorer

filter:alpha(opacity=X)

;

if Opacity=0.4

Opacity in internet explorer is 40

Actually it was just because when I was building the website windows put the file in it .

No alarm ??

thanks for the reply though.

Prob your computer , because none of us have the same problem. We see the picture perfectly without static.

May be a broken graphic card ?

or just create a new theme using the base of twentyeleven?

or just link it correctly in html.

wp-content/folder/folder/folder/jquery.js
or wherever you placed the file.

If you link like that html believes the file is in the wordpress folder aka

localhost/yoursite/jquery.js