otreva

And another: https://github.com/mkaz/code-syntax-block/releases

Confirmed that does work:

Starting at line 370 -> 373 use this:

if (!isset($config['host'])) {
        $config = W3_Request::get_array('config');
        #$config = json_decode($config, true);
    }

Same exact problem, WP version and setup (except theme), I’ve been trolling around for a solution also.

Finally found one though and made a quick blog post. I think this should help you out:

WordPress HTTP Error on Uploads

An alternative would be to give your editor the ‘edit_theme_options’ permissions and then export your theme options and make the theme OptionTree aware (in the OptionTree documentation on how to do this.) The only downside is that your editor then has access to things like menus and widgets which for me is usually necessary anyway. I just don’t want them messing with theme files.

Add the below to your theme’s functions.php somewhere between the opening <?php and closing ?>

$role_object = get_role( 'editor' );
$role_object->add_cap( 'edit_theme_options' );

Try changing the following:

#branding hgroup {
	margin: 0 auto;
	text-align:center;
}

Thanks @tomelliott & @martinemersonlow. I thought a nice clean design, clear from too many hard sells would set them apart from the competition.

@martinemersonlow I think press releases are key for this. Getting some of the key phrases with link juice is what we are aiming to do. Let me ask you a question, when doing a PR, should I be making all the links like this?

PA Nursing Home Abuse
Pennsylvania Nursing Home Abuse

Meaning slightly different keyphases that point to the specific page containing those keywords? Or it it better to use a single keyphrase and have 1 link point to the specific page and one to the homepage for example?

Thanks for the feedback and suggestions.

I actually sent the developer a message and thought it would be fixed in 1.2.5.x. I just upgraded and it wasn’t.

I’m glad you posted as I probably would have forgot to check if it was fixed when upgrading. Well looks like I’ll just have to put the CSS in my theme’s style sheet as this may not get fixed soon…

Yes you select the CDN as Cloudfiles on the general settings tab and hit save. (not enabling the CDN yet) Then on the left of the wordpress admin, click CDN under performance. Here is where you put your Cloudfiles user and API.

After you do this and successfully create a new container for the files, you can upload your files directly to Cloudfiles from wordpress.

Same problem here when upgrading to 1.2.4.

1. Edit the file /wp-content/plugins/weekly-class-schedule/css/wcs_style.css.

2. Find all instances of the HTML ID “#content” and replace with “#wcs-container” without the quotes on both of course.

The developer likely used a #content ID tag in his theme which was why the CSS worked for them however it should reference a tag outputted by the plugin which is #wcs-container to be compatible with a variety of themes.

Here is mine working well now if you need to view:
https://www.nepafitclub.com/calendar/

Please let us know if that works. I sent the developer a link to this post.

And I wrote a quick post if anyone is interested in a step by step to reduce this:

How to Stop SEO Spam in WordPress with Contact From 7

I figured it out, very simple. Block access to POST.

<Limit POST>
SetEnvIf CF-IPCountry IN UnwantedCountry=1
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
Deny from env=UnwantedCountry
</Limit>

Glad to hear things are improving. After getting back to normal I’d suggest checking out some increased security practices for your install:

• Hardening WordPress – www.remarpro.com Codex
• 10 Steps to Securing WordPress

waveminded,

I have the same issue with the visual editor. My media upload / insert button works however I cannot use the flash uploader, only the browser uploader. I have tried the same steps as you but haven’t had any luck.

I’m thinking it could be a permissions issue but I haven’t changed anything recently that I can think of.