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never mind – I just needed to grab the latest version of wordpress.conf

ok, I found this somewhere, and it now works!

action = iptables-multiport[name=wordpress, port=”http,https”]

When I use this, it works, but only on port 80:

action = iptables[name=wordpress, port=80, protocol=tcp]

but when I try to specify 2 ports, it only blocks on port 80:

action = iptables[name=wordpress-xmlrpc, port=80,443, protocol=tcp]

hmmm…

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Hi Khang,

When you say source code, do you mean the html from viewing source in my browser? I’m assuming you mean that and on my site index page?

Thanks,
Devin

but I’d still like to figure out how to get the latest version working…

I temporarily reverted to version 1.2.33, and everything is working fine.

Hmmm, tried that code – still am seeing a ton of Easy FancyBox code all over my pages. Not sure if it is doing anything at all. Here’s my site:

https://laserlightshows.eu

then, I set the thumbnails height to 70, and that fixed the issue – although I do think you should be able to properly align images of different height.

Thanks

Hello, and thanks for your help.

When I deleted the cache folder, it made it worse. I have my thumbnails height set to 0 (auto), so yes, many of the image heights are different. Should the alignment be based on the tallest image thumbnail? hmmm…

I am getting this same error on 2 of my WordPress 4 sites. Any updates on a fix?

Hi there,

Sorry for the confusion – that was also me who posted on your forum. It seems that the new version (1.3.0RC1) of BWPM no longer breaks the Transposh plugin!

Thank you,
Devin

and now, sometimes it doesn’t work. why does this intermittently work?

I can confirm that enabling this plugin (even with no social sites added) makes my site load VERY slow. Something changed recently, as it didn’t have this problem when I first installed this plugin last year.

I am on WP 3.5.1 and the theme is 2011.

never mind – this started working, oddly enough.