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to prevent this, I simply put the .htaccess file into each subfolder that i wanted to block hotlinking to. If you have images in the main directory, I’m afraid this method will not work.

Ok i got it to work… I didn’t know that even if you do change the stucture of the posts, you can still access them through the default “?p=#” or the new structure.

I changed my structure to Custom: /%postname% so that my pages would show up as url.com/pagename

I installed this plugin, opened it in the plugin editor and changed every “.html” to “.php” so that my pages would NOW look like url.com/pagename.php

It all works fine for me and I cannot wait to start implementing this into the rest of my website.

i don’t believe that. There is a plugin to add .html to pages. By simply changing the coding for that plugin, I can make it add .php instead.

To get it to work, I do have to change my permalink structure for both pages and posts. If there was a way to only do it for pages, my problem would be solved.

I put that code there myself. So yeah, I know what that does. lol. I just searched google for that code. It’s the wordpress thing that I’m confused about. It’s not really a big deal since I don’t use pages. I just thought I would try using pages because it would be easier to edit them using wordpress instead of notepad.

my host and I were also attacked by the same thing. I think it has to do with coppermine gallery. I don’t have one of those but my host does. I’m not sure though, but it added that code to ALL of my .php files. If you search google for “ccfelomvhk” you will get TONS of results of other people who were also attacked. As far as I know, the only thing to do is go through and edit ALL your .php files and remove the code that was added.