spanizhfly

@mchildress I changed the Text Domain: kadence-child. but it didn’t work. Then I changed the the theme folder name and it worked.
This is my first time having issues with child theme and a unique scenario but resolved.

Thank you so much @mchildress for your contribution

@mchildress below is the codes that i used for the child theme.
as for the folder i named it as hron

/*!
Theme Name: Hron
Template: kadence
Author: Hron
Description: A simple theme helping an electrical company
Version: 1.0.0
License: GNU General Public License v3.0 (or later)
License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
Text Domain: hron
*/

/* Theme customization starts here
-------------------------------------------------------------- */

Yes, I have renamed it from kadence_child to company_x
on the folder and on the css
Thats the only changes I have done.

@mchildress yes, It was working few weeks back and all of suddenly it’s trying to switch to the default WP theme, I have removed the default theme for the moment. It is set as auto update as for themes. The current Kadence is Version: 1.0.23

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by spanizhfly.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by spanizhfly.

@mchildress Actually I wanted to share the link of the error image instead of the website. I have attached below is the error image

https://ibb.co/ySrJhcL

you mean the link of the website?

Found it, you add it in the functions.php for the theme

add_filter(
	'wp_sitemaps_add_provider',
	function( $provider, $name ) {
		if ( 'users' === $name ) {
			return false;
		}

		return $provider;
	},
	10,
	2
);

hi @catacaustic,

Thanks for your insights.

I just prefer to have the username hidden.
That will keep hackers guessing more and
I don’t think so my hosting company has security like Google.

The idea is i just want to prevent any security issue.

How can wp_sitemaps_stylesheet_content filter, any resources?
Can you guide?

Manage to fix it, I change the Cpanel password and the attack literally stopped. It’s weird but it worked. Thank you.

Manage to fix it, I change the Cpanel password and the attack literally stopped. It’s weird but it worked. Thank you.

Manage to fix it, I change the Cpanel password and the attack literally stopped. It’s weird but it worked. Thank you.

Thanks for the info ??

Hi Gil,

Please don’t get me wrong, I just highlighted the
sitemap that appear, is there anyway I can hide it because it appears automatically with
the WordPress 5.5 onwards sitemap feature.

hope for your understanding, Thank you

Hi

Please do advice,

Need advice urgently, Please

Hi @nlpro,

I’m still stuck,

I have to daily go and delete the file manually.

of course i’m not using a null version, that more risky
than anything else on the planet but I do understand your point of view.

Do you have any idea, that I can block hacker from inserting files on the main Wp folder?

Please do advice or I really need help