jlixerkun

Thanks for this hint. Awesome Plugin, huh?

I guess it was a database version problem. I reuploaded wordpress and it prompted me to upgrade the db. It’s workiing now.
Thanks for your help anyway, @govpatel

Thanks for your interest and help. I’ll tell you what i just did. I changed the public_html and all subs to 777.
Now having read your reply I changed back just the public_html back to 750. It doesn’t slve the issue.
Shall I change everything to 750?

I just checked via the cpanel file manager. It has 777 for public_html

If I am able to create a simple html file and it works, I mean the html works fine, should a folder permission problem not be overruled?

@to-mos

Adding the code just makes it that much harder to track down the virus to being inside the browser. Its like you have a glowing ball and you put a cover on it with duct-tape.

HA HA HAH! Thank you very much for your putting my

naive attempt

so brilliantly into words, I liked your analogy a lot!

I was experiencing the issue with google Chrome, and had delicious bookmarks add-on. I simply uninstalled the whole thing and then re-installed it.
Will continue to use the code in the css for now on, can’t hurt nobody after all, huh?

In a very naive attempt to rid the site from this annoying ads i created a set of css rules in my stylesheet. I guess it’ll work for the time being

div#corticaInnerDiv{
	display:none !important;
}
div#corticaOF0{
	display:none !important;
}
div#_STP_slsdiv{
	display:none !important;
}

Oh, and BTW I believe this is browser-independent

Annoying situation.
I’m having the same issue with all images inside posts and pages, also with featured images.

I’m having the same issue here.
Where is this code to be found?
When fiddling with the chrome inspector it works with the display:none, a height:0px could do too, but where to find it?