Peter Luit

In general there should be a much better understanding of server setups, wp-config.php modifications and adjusting the htaccess file. Since the growing popularity of WordPress today we cannot just install and use an average webserver anymore and just a simple WordPress installation and expect that everything is safe and clean.

In my experiences with a VPS I learned that there should be much more knowledge of what is going on around WordPress attacks, to configure everthing in the right way. So if you have multiple sites to serve, take care of your knowledge and know what to expect form your hosting provider, especially when you choose an unmanaged VPS.

The WP Codex should make a special (and easy to find) chapter around all these issues.

Just my thoughts.

Peter Luit
The Netherlands

I do have lots of code like these:

<wp:meta_key>bfa_ata_body_title_multi</wp:meta_key><wp:meta_key>_hide_PageLinesBoxes</wp:meta_key>
<wp:meta_key>aktt_notify_twitter</wp:meta_key>

The first two come form themes I have ever used. They don’t see to be deleted after installing another one. I now use the Genesis framework. The third is for a plugin, also not in use anymore.

I don’t know enought about this, but it seems that the XML export contains too much overhead. I also just want title, post, comments, author, media references, no revisions, but yes SEO meta data, to keep search engines satisfied.

Well, this issue seems to be a bit ‘under the hood’ in exporting to XML. I discovered the same metadata issues, even references to old themes ever used in 2007 or so. I would like an export containing just the needed content data and the SEO Yoast setting if possible. All plugins doing some SQL table optimizing don’t seem to cleanup unneeded meta data in posts. Any suggestions?

Done that, thanks again!

Sorry for that, I did indeed copy the example, did not take enough time to check the code. Thanks for this!

https://www.beursvloervelsen.nl/test/

@zagrippa: does you black status admin bar show up? There you should see ‘edit’. You must be a logged in user with enough privileges to do this.

Peter

May I add another question? Could you say something about the acivities a ‘MainWP host’ is doing on the MySQL database on the server, while not using the MainWP dashboard? In other words is MainWP acting throughout the day on its own?

Kind Regards,

Peter

Thank you very much for this detailed answer! I now can work out some settings to minimize the influence more accurate.

Kind Regards,

Peter Luit
The Netherlands

Thanks Angelo, that worked for me. Perfect!

Strange. I just downloaded this plugin and it works fine for me with the two step authentication method from Google.

Google has changed its authentication process: https://www.google.com/landing/2step/

Log in as admin, go to your post in normal front-end view and then select ‘edit post’. You will be able to edit your post while in reading mode. At the bottom of the screen you will het the ‘update’ button, when you ‘hit’ the button…. If you create a new paragraph, wou will get several options. And if you select a word, you will get some options to do with the selected text. There are no plugin settings.

Same issue here, did all the things mentioned above, but the used shortcode does not display anything.

I have seen the code below here: https://github.com/WP-API/WP-API/blob/master/docs/schema.md

But not in the https://wp-api.org/ documentation. Any ideas, how to create a comment for a post?

“\/posts\/<id>\/comments\/<comment>”: {
“supports”: [
“HEAD”,
“GET”,
“POST”,
“PUT”,
“PATCH”,
“DELETE”
],
“accepts_json”: true
},