probablepossible

Thanks for the tip, it could be a game changer for me. Seriously.

And here’s my logs;

The OS: Linux
PHP Version: 8.1.17
WP Version: 6.2
MySQL Version: 5.7.26
Directory Separator: /

Copy logs:
13-05-2023 00:56:24 – 1x, [total: 0.051738977432251, avg: 0.051738977432251] (mem: 7.39 MB – 7747200, peak: 8 MB – 8388608)
03-05-2023 23:51:18 – 1x, [total: 0.054726839065552, avg: 0.054726839065552] (mem: 7.49 MB – 7857544, peak: 10 MB – 10485760)
16-04-2023 21:37:39 – 1x, [total: 0.026089906692505, avg: 0.026089906692505] (mem: 6.53 MB – 6852320, peak: 8 MB – 8388608)

I would like to help with that– if you need any help. Usability is my focus.

What is the class to hook my css to? I couldn’t find it!

I second this.

If you’ve network-activated it, you do not need to activate it individually, it already is active.

if any active plugins or themes are affected for that site, You’ll see a message on its home dashboard.

thank you for the reply, Steven.

I just went through this, since someone was trying to use my actual username to get in– Wordfence alerted me and shut the attempt down, naturally.
Anyway, I did change my username while leaving ny nicename and nickname the same as before, and after doing so I lost superadmin privileges.

Here’s the solution I found in several places;

Using your Theme’s Functions.php to add Super Admins
To add an admin by user ID you can use grant_super_admin.

Simply put the grant_super_admin function in your theme’s functions.php file (usually in /wp-content/themes/CURRENT THEME NAME/functions.php). You’ll need to put the ID of the user as a variable, the example below we’re using the user ID of 1.

grant_super_admin(1);
After doing this check to confirm that user has Super Admin privileges and remove the line from functions.php so it doesn’t constantly run.

Here’s a caveat, however; After running this in my theme’s functions file, my privileges were not restored. I switched my theme to twenty16, placed the line int that functions file, and voila it worked.
Going back to my database I see a line that has been restored;
user-id= 1
meta key= multisite-sso
Value= a:2:{s:4:”hash” (etc)
So there you go.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by probablepossible.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by probablepossible.

LOL okay but anyone who uses WP more than a minute knows about the submenus.

I agree a lot of developers are putting it out on the top level. it’s rude and makes a cluttered backend.

I think your settings should go into the appearance submenu ??

To be more specific, webkreator’s fix works for when your gallery shows fine on a page but a gallery widget shows this message;

Warning: explode() expects parameter 2 to be string, array given in?.../wp-content/plugins/wp-gallery-custom-links/wp-gallery-custom-links.php?on line?205

Warning: array_merge() [function.array-merge]: Argument #2 is not an array in?.../wp-content/plugins/wp-gallery-custom-links/wp-gallery-custom-links.php?on line?205

Warning: explode() expects parameter 2 to be string, array given in?/home/content/79/11417579/html/wp-content/plugins/wp-gallery-custom-links/wp-gallery-custom-links.php?on line?216

Warning: array_merge() [function.array-merge]: Argument #1 is not an array in..../wp-content/plugins/wp-gallery-custom-links/wp-gallery-custom-links.php?on line?216

Warning: array_unique() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given in?.../wp-content/plugins/wp-gallery-custom-links/wp-gallery-custom-links.php?on line?220

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in.../wp-content/plugins/wp-gallery-custom-links/wp-gallery-custom-links.php?on line?222

Thank you, you saved my bacon ??

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by probablepossible.

I just deloused a website for a friend. I found that same type of user registered. He was using “admin” as his login ID, so I created a new ID for him and password, and deleted the admin user.
I’ve installed wordfence and used it to find any files I missed, and set up its firewall.
I’ll go through the DB now, too, I was wondering about that.

You are right! Good advice ??

Darren, that turns out to be the case, and I am going to look for a different plugin.

Or maybe htaccess?

Will do– Thank you so much. I really appreciate your patience in explaining this to me ??

Not in this particular case. When the series is effectively empty, it goes to the default 404 instead of the custom one.
This is a fake series, doesn’t actually exist;
https://stellaomega.com/series/sib/
it goes to the custom 404.

This one is made up of private posts;
https://stellaomega.com/series/seb/
There are twelve posts published in the series, but none of them are available to unlogged-in readers.
It should go to the same custom page, but doesn’t.

Funny, huh?