Jessie Bee

Ok. I will install it if I ever find the breech. I can only access via ftp and the database right now because my hosting service shut me down. So I can’t do anything from the WordPress interface right now. I was just hoping for some direction in finding the source of the problem.

Ok. I will do this. There are over 1,000 approved that are actually spam and it looks like they are already in the list of known spammers. I will go through and mark them as spam, but my question is, could the hackers have made a rule to tell the plugin to allow it… this just started happening in the past couple of days.

Thank you! Will this take over the old “version”, or will I need to do something to make it take over?

Would love to see your fix as well.

I haven’t tried the linked plugin yet, but after looking through the plugin files, I saw that the thin_instagram.png icon image was named thin_Instagram.png. I changed it in the folder and it is linking properly now.

I thought you might want to know.

1) No cache plugin.
2) Clearing cache didn’t change anything.
3)Firefox, Safari, and Chrome all are missing the instagram icon.

Thank you for the update! It all works now ??

I am having the same issue. I haven’t tried to access the admin area of this plugin for awhile, so I don’t know when it started to happen. When I deactivated all of the other plugins to see if there was a conflict and it still sends me to the error 500 message. But the actual plugin is working on the front end.

Thanks for the tip! I haven’t fixed it yet, but I figured out why it is happening. It is a plugin conflict. But I need both plugins so I am gonna have to figure something out.

When I have ecwid shopping cart deactivated, they line up correctly. But when it is on, it reads the ecwid settings somehow and adjusts the left side padding. But I can find where the css is that is telling it to do that.

At least I know a little more that I did when I started on it :/