Pablo

I′ve installed today it and it′s the same here. Even it was reported 2 months ago…

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Thank you.

Hi,

I′ve sent it to [email protected] from my Gmail account.

I′ll send it again, let me know.

Thank you.

Hi again,

I have already replied to your email.

Than you.

Hi,

I′m not sure what I need to do regarding replacing the pagination function at my theme. Do you mean call that function just typing function the_posts_pagination(); at my child′s theme functions.php file? Making this the site doesn′t load anymore. Please let me know if I need to do something else.

About the selectors, I was using:

The selector that wraps all of the posts/products:.x-main
The selector of an individual post/product: .post
The selector of the post/product navigation: .x-pagination
The selector of the navigation next link: .center-list a.prev-next

If I change any of the 2 selectors you have recommended, the plugin is deactivated and it′s shown the regular pagination instead the Ajax Pagination preloader.

I hope we can find a solution.

Thank you.

Hi,

It′s running at https://www.nuevaletusa.es/actualidad

Thank you.

Hi again,

iThemes Security 4.0.7 was released and now the issue has gone (in my site at least).

It has worked!

Thank you.

Hello Jan,

Thank you for your explanation. I am not an expert in security, and once again, if you consider that WordPress have done its best and it doesn′t need improvements, all said.

But please note that, as an user -and I speak for all people that is asking the same question-, is unbelievable that all the answers are to evade the issue, and what must increase the security are the reckless rest of the world: the users, the plugin and theme coders, the web hostings, etc. Isn′t it contradictory? As WP is done with ultimate security, it doesn′t need improvements by default actually and a simple user could make it vulnerable. I don′t want to think what a hacker could do…

Anyway, it′s not a question, just a thought. So it′s not necessary that you answer once again.

Regards.

Hello esmi,

I know there are a lot of threads, rules, plugins, etc. about this topic that anyone could apply with some acknowledge of coding and Apache settings (which not all WP users know).

What I want to say is I think it would be better that WP increases its security by default. But if you think that it isn′t a must… it was just an advice ??

Regards.

Hello Jan,

I know there′s not infallible solutions concerning Internet security, but WP is now really easy to hack for any novice, just with all the critical structure in a known way in the /public folder of the server.

I.E. Moodle ask you to install the content folder outside the public directory.

I.E. Magento allows you to install its critical data inside the folder you choose.

WordPress could be more secure if they learn implement by default methods that others are applying to increase security. It doesn′t remove the risks but obviously reduces them in a high percentage obviously.

Regards.

I have found it,

Just changing ‘manage_options’ for ‘read’ at:

yst_plugin_tools.php

var $accesslvl = ‘read’;

Hi @masterross,

I see the plugin is also deleted from the plugins widget. Somebody at Lockerz should explain what′s going on, I think.

Regards.

Hello @micropat,

Any idea how to fix this issue?

If not, please tell me how to reset the current settings. I have tried to reinstall the plugin and each time the settings are the latest I save but not the default.

PS: I will disable the plugin in my site because the footer bug till you confirm any solution.

Thank you.

And yes, I am using the Widget Twitter VJCK

Thank you again.