tcloud

Yes — PLEASE stop this annoying notification.

The message says you don’t have the Genesis Framework installed — i.e. your site is not using a StudioPress theme.

The plugin only works with child themes of the Genesis Framework (created by StudioPress.com). The description doesn’t make that very clear, but it does say it. Genesis Framework is a purchased product — currently $60 USD or you can purchase a theme from StudioPress and the Framework is included.

All I see is a button requesting a donation to the author — “Please make a donation if you like my work or would like to further the development of this plugin.”

I can see the pdf files in the Media Library, even though my host won’t allow the Ghost and Imagick required to see the thumbnail for them.
When I use the Gutenberg editor (haven’t tried classic) in a post or page and choose Image and select a Media Library Folder, images are shown but no pdf file shows, so can’t choose it. I can choose to upload at that point and that works, but still can’t see the pdf file.
I work with a test wordpress install, but I have a live site that needs numerous pdf newsletters — https://rcswa.org. I will turn this over to the client in a few days and really wanted to have something simple for them to use.

I’m ready to concede the problem is me, or perhaps what I’m trying to do.
I am storing PDF documents in the media library and they don’t show up when I try to insert into a post.

it’s useless to me if you can’t insert an image into a post or page, hence it wasted my time with false expectations. I won’t purchase a “pro” version hoping to discover if it will do what is implied and what I need.

I’m having same problem — and CSS is not the solution (not unless you want to hide all titles)
I’m running WP 5.2.2 with Genesis 3.0.3 and PHP 7.3 and I’ve tried the Genesis Title Toggle plugin, but it isn’t working for me.
There really needs to be a way to selectively choose to display (default) or not display page titles, IMO.

sorry, my reply was to the suggestion to use IP blocker. I believe WordFence does automatically ban IPs under some conditions.

thanks — I’ve looked at this and similar plugins. None I’ve found automatically block IP which attempt to access restricted files — e.g. files in theme directory or in plugins (including plugins which do not exist on the site). I also want to immediately ban any IP (that isn’t whitelisted) that attempts to access login.php

thanks again for the recommendation

I have turned off 5G and 6G both, but the line below keeps reappearing after I comment it out — and it stops files with commas in their names from being served:

#AIOWPS_ADVANCED_CHAR_STRING_FILTER_START
<IfModule mod_alias.c>
RedirectMatch 403 \,

How do I stop this RedirectMatch line from being included?

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by tcloud.

okay, thanks

The 6G rules cause the same problem … if I comment out this line, it works:
RedirectMatch 403 (?i)(~||<|>|:|;|,|%|\|\s|\{|\}|\[|\]|\|)`

FYI — the files with commas in their names are images.

thanks, I will try that.

The first string quoted is under the comment. Is it also part of “5G”?:

#AIOWPS_ADVANCED_CHAR_STRING_FILTER_START
<IfModule mod_alias.c>
RedirectMatch 403 \,

thanks, I’ll look into that

Thank you for the reply. I do not have access to the ancestry.com team that maintains the rss feed. I pretty much knew in advance of asking the question that this would have to be a kluge to the plugin to rectify the error in the feed.