jaco223

@clayton

Yes I purchased Genesis through studiopress and as a bonus they are offering Prose for free. To be honest I don’t really know what thickbox is. I do know it is out dated when I did a Google search on it. I haven’t made any changes to the Genesis CSS. The only thing I did was to add the code for Google analytics. Which I believe I put in the footer or header. And I added the javascript for Woopra. Both changes seemed to work ok. I didn’t receive any code errors.

My friend is insisting maybe there is a questionable link in the code somewhere and it’s driving me crazy.
I wouldn’t make any changes in the code because I don’t know enough CSS to do anything other than adding GA and woopra which I followed the instructions as to where to put the code.
I appreciate all the help Samuel and you have offered me. I’m a noob having moved from a wp free hosted blog. I like the self hosted because it gives me the opportunity to really learn about the wp platform.

I’m worried that I’m using the admin bar on my blog. And when I see it in my browser the password filed is populated. Should it be? and when others visit my site do they see the same thing? can they potentially login to my blog?

So confused …

Hello

I followed up on webroot actually a friend made couple of screen shots for me. The first shot indicates something about thickbox.js which is a javascript?

the second shot say’s there is a problem in the Prose child theme css minified.css

Can someone have a look at the screenshots and perhaps point me inthe direction I need to go to correct this. I don’t want to have any malicious code or bad links that would warn people off

https://img233.imageshack.us/img233/9364/screenshot03.png

https://img217.imageshack.us/img217/7058/screenshot04r.png

@samuel

Great! Thanks so much for your help. I want to add that my “support” experience here a .org has been awesome!

Jaco

@samuel

Thanks here’s the link to my site

I’m not sure if it has been hacked, but if you could take a look that would be great!

@jason

Thanks for such a prompt reply. I set Firefox to not save passwords or form data, but when I visit the front page of my site, the password field is still filled in. I’m afraid of a security breech. My site is
bloggingperspectivesdaily[.]com if you visit and see if it is in fact filling a password in?

Thanks I’m worried about that.

@macmanx

Thanks Mac….I’ll start per your suggestions.

Jaco

@macmanx

Thanks so much Mac what which stat plugin would you recommend until that time?

@esmi

Tried what you suggested. No luck. Same result. 13 categories imports as 146 categories.

@esmi

Thanks again. I will do as you suggest. Hopefully that will do the trick. ??

@esmi
Thank you for replying. I understand the import carries the categories over. The only workaround I can figure out is to import using only one category. Do you see what I’n getting at? If I have 50 posts categorized better blogging it will import the better blogging category 50 times. When in fact it is one category.

I posted this two days ago and cannot get any help

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James thanks for pointing me to the documentation for the process. Doesn’t look like a walk in the park, but it is clear enough how to get it done. Thanks!