Andrea Whitmer

I’m using the Jade child theme from Restored 316, which I believe has already been updated for HTML5. My situation isn’t urgent since the site is still in development, but when I started the thread I wasn’t sure if it was an HTML5 issue or not.

Actually that’s how my page is configured – using the shortcode. And it’s not even listed on my menu. Yet I still see the error.

Yes, that’s true in my case as well re: being logged out. I didn’t see it until I did a test registration and was logged in as a user instead of an admin.

Sure thing! Sending you an email now.

I can see your favicon but not the social icons in FF. Can you paste the contents of your .htaccess here so I can take a look at it?

Yes, it should be added to the .htaccess file in the root directory for your site. If you don’t mind posting a link, I can check to see if it’s working.

Actually it hasn’t been fixed, but there is a fix for it. Unfortunately I can’t give credit to the person who originally found it because I can’t remember who it was.

Add the following to your .htaccess and the icons will work properly:

## Fix Simple Social Icons for Firefox ##
<FilesMatch "\.(ttf|otf|eot|woff)$">
  <IfModule mod_headers.c>
    Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*"
  </IfModule>
</FilesMatch>

For the record, I’m having the exact same issue. There are several jQuery errors showing on the page when the error is present. Hopefully there’s an easy solution.

Haven’t gotten an email since I disabled it. I think I’ll switch to Backup Buddy on this particular site, but it still bothers me since Backup to Dropbox is free and one I recommend all the time.

Thanks again for your help! I really expected my post to get lost in here.

Thanks for the rec; tried that plugin and everything looks completely normal.

I did notice that every warning email lists network connections to the same few IPs. Checked them and they all belong to Dropbox. I disabled the WP Backup to Dropbox plugin and I’m waiting to see if that helps. It’s odd, though, because I’ve used that plugin on tons of sites with no problems.

I’m using a Genesis child theme that I’ve used dozens of times with no problems.

There were two instances of wp-cron running for the account, so I killed both of them. That seemed to stop the suspicious process warnings briefly, but they’ve started back.