mcfreder

open your ftp or cpanel/plesk or whatever panel and find .htaccess file. open it or send it to your pc and post here the content of it.

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Hi,

Please check if you have changed wp-admin to another location through your security plugin.

And paste here your htaccess code to examine it.

Hi,

You have three options:

1- Use the same theme as in sunni-instituut.nl, which is by the way free to download: https://justfreethemes.com/gadgetry-free-wordpress-theme/

2- Hire someone to do this task for you for $5: https://www.fiverr.com/

3- If you have some expertise in php; try to edit your theme files usually: index.php, home.php. or code the page from scratch using this code:

<?php query_posts('cat=HERE-CATEGORY-NUMBER&showposts=HERE-NUMBER-OF-POSTS-TO-SHOW'); ?>
<?php if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>

<?php
//HERE GOES YOUR CUSTOM PHP CODE
?>

HERE SOME HTML CODE IF NEEDED
<?php endwhile; endif; ?>
<?php wp_reset_query(); ?>

Good Luck,

@vinsite54: Sorry for not updating this topic. I have solved it after 2 weeks of struggle. I have a dedicated server (Ubuntu). I used ClamAv: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ClamAV

to scan all my websites in my server, and I found hidden malwares in all my wordpress websites theme directory mainly, and more malwares hidden in other locations. Do not panic! Just run a scan with clamav and it will generate a report of all the locations of the malwares, then you just have to delete them manually. Then go ahead and do a fresh install of your wordpress website(s). The best way to do it is to delete all wordpress core files except – {/wp-content/ & wp-config.php} reupload fresh files from the latest version. Then go to the admin panel and re-update again. At this point you should be able to edit your htaccess back to it’s old settings, but first change htaccess chmod 444 to 644.

You might also run into another issue maybe now maybe later, but it’s easy to fix it, check my answer to this post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29896125/wordpress-database-returns-error-500

you can keep this post updated and i will read you up.
Best of luck bro,

Exacly Sir! Even empty or added few lines to it it get overwritten and chmod 444. I never installed better wp security plugin, but I have installed All In One WP Security/BulletProof Security 2 weeks ago to resolve my issue, but It didn’t solve so I disabled them then.

I also tried to change ownership using chown command but after a while; I could not access the website. I entered the console and I saw a message “System is disabled because of high load CPU 4.0”. So I had to change back the ownership.

Yes Sir. Unfortunately I did that and also tried to lock it with chmod 444 and 404 and 500 but to no avail ??

Thank you very much guys for your cooperation and help. I appreciate it very much!!!! I have renamed plugins folder , and switched to twenty fifteen theme and then went to change the htaccess file but after few seconds It got overwritten and set to chmod 444 again. I have also just received a reply from the server provider, they told me that the server is managed by me and that they have no business with it. Basically I have access to the entire server, so any suggestions will be highly appreciated.

The htaccess file keeps changing to the standard wordpress rules:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

Thank you for your response. It is a dedicated server, the problem is only with worpress Sir. is there at least a command line to find out which file is responsible for changing htaccess?

i have it already, i just have a weird problem, the default links do not redirect to permalink when typing them in the browser, exemple:

when typing https://website.com/blog/?p=123 > it doesn’t redirect to https://website.com/blog/post-123.html ??? can someone help me ?

you can install wp cache plugin, this plugin will speed up your webpages by caching’em

you must past the comment code into single.php and page.php , but, first make you have comments.php

here’s some codes that you may add to summary view

#show date
<?php the_time(get_option('date_format')); ?>

#shock number of comments
<?php comments_popup_link(__('Add Comment'), __('One Comment'), __('% Comments'));?>

#Number of views

<?php
$values = get_post_custom_values("pvc_views"); echo $values[0]; ?>

and if you don’t have comment on your template then, this code is missing:

<div id="comments">
<?php comments_template('', true); ?>
	</div>

hi,
no, you just need to go to: you dashboard >> scroll down to Setting >> then click on “Discussion”, finally tick >> Allow people to post comments on new articles

enjoyed ??