tristandenyer

For this site, I cannot disable the other plugins or change the theme. But, here is a list of plugins I have running:
—?Author Bio Box 3.3
— Recent Posts Widget With Thumbnails 5.1
— WP Responsive Auto Fit Text 0.2
— WPForms Lite 1.3.8
— Yoast SEO 5.0.2

Theme is built using Underscores (_s).

While giving your plugin one more try, I also ran into this error. Says I cannot add one because ‘following fields are missing: content.’ As you can see in the screenshot below, that is not the case.

I have got to move onto using another plugin to get this done tonight. Hope this helps with your plugin.

I got this error message too. I fooled around and found that if I get the error I can click on one of the rows in “Select tables” then did a cmd-a (or ctl-a) to select all, it works again.

Hope this helps; it works for me.

I am having the same issue too. Started about a week ago, and has been getting more common lately.

Message shown at top of Sucuri plugin settings page: “Sucuri: (1451679252) Send_log: Connection timed out after 20066 milliseconds. …”

And when I save a Page/Post, I get a white screen with a similar message. See screenshot.

Thanks!

Thanks for the update, I just installed it. Will monitor for errors and let you know.

Not sure what you mean by “the unique solution”. It worked for me 8 months ago, but know that the _s code likely changed since then. Try it and see if it works for you.

I didn’t have to mess with the width, as far as I remember.

Thanks for the reply! I tried the Malware Scanner again and it worked. Thanks for fixing this. You can close this.

I’m not the owner, just doing some maintenance work for the client, cookwithjames.com.

This reminds me that the site got hacked awhile back (2 years?), and Sucuri cleaned it up. Maybe at that time it was put behind a firewall? But, I’m sure the client only paid for the $99 plan and I don’t see a firewall in that plan.

I’ll reach out to him to see what he bought. Anyway you can see on your end what Sucuri plan the cookwithjames.com has? And if he does have the firewall plan now, is there a key I need to make the scanner work?

I would love to post to the Sucuri forum, but I don’t have an account. Tried signing up, but requires a paid subscription?

I’m just using the WordPress plugin. Been using it for awhile. The plugin Malware scan works on every other site I have without a subscription.

Other plugins installed and activated (all updated):
Akismet
BackUpWordPress
Envato WordPress Toolkit
Google XML Sitemaps
Instapress
iThemes Security
Redirection
RoyalSlider
WordPress SEO
WP-Optimize
WP Super Cache (not currently using preload)

I too had issues with this, and I think I just got it working on mobile!

The following CSS may need some tweaking to fit your needs, but at least the button is now outside of the nav container and able to be tucked up to the right like we see on Bootstrap and other common designs.

As long as you didn’t butcher the _s template files too much, this should work:

Open navigation.js and change line 9 to use the next ID up the DOM from “site-navigation”, which is “masthead” like this:
container = document.getElementById( 'masthead' );

Then, scroll to bottom of that file where it starts with “button.onclick” and change all the mentions of “container” to “menu” like this:

button.onclick = function() {
		if ( -1 !== menu.className.indexOf( 'toggled' ) )
			menu.className = menu.className.replace( ' toggled', '' );
		else
			menu.className += ' toggled';

Now, open header.php and find the <button class=”menu-toggle”>…</button> tag. Move it up above the <nav> tag. Mine looks like this (contents removed for brevity):

<button class="menu-toggle">
...
</button>
<nav id="site-navigation" class="main-navigation" role="navigation">
...
</nav>

As for the CSS, I updated the ‘Menus’ section media query to be:

@media screen and (max-width: 600px) {
	.menu-toggle,
	.nav-menu.toggled {
		display: block;
	}
	.nav-menu.toggled li {
		width: 100%;
		text-align: right;
	}
	.main-navigation, .nav-menu.toggled, .menu-toggle {
		float: right;
	}
	.main-navigation ul {
		display: none;
	}
	.menu-main-menu-container {
		float: right;
	}
}

“Automatically ban ‘admin’ user” function does not work for me either. I submitted a bug report.

I am having the exact same issue. I tried deactivating some other plugins to see if there was a conflict, but I couldn’t get it to work until I deactivated the WordPress Zero Spam plugin.

Keep in mind that:
A) it is at the discretion of Google to show your stars in rich snippets or not, and
B) it may take a few days to a few weeks—or longer—for Google to add your stars to search results.

Google doesn’t do this for all sites and all searches. One user may see stars in their search results, while another doesn’t. It’s all relevant to the site, what user is searching for and if it is relevant.

The plugin only makes sure the code is properly formatted. It’s up to Google to do the rest.

Same here: site takedown.

Updated plugin, and it took down a site to the point where we only saw blank white pages on front-end and admin areas. Deactivated all plugins (by changing plugins folder name), got back into admin, and reactivated them one by one. When we reactivated this SEO plugin, the site went down again.

I will not be updating this plugin on any other site any time soon.

Cool. I think handling the CSS would be good either way. In my reviews I just like to mention the details I find in plugins/programs that others may want to know before installing it.

I think adding a credit is the price one should pay for a free plugin. You could still make it optional, but seriously, you a lot of spent time on this and all I did was click a few buttons and type a couple lines to get the benefits of it. A small credit line that is viewed mostly by devs and bots is worth it to me.

I think keeping the options field in the database on deactivation is a wise choice. I was just thinking that on deleting the plugin a clean-up script would be nice. It’s not much data, but it’s still data. The checkbox opt-in-to-delete idea would be awesome, and is something I think WP should consider as a feature required for all plugins: opt-in to have the plugin clean up after itself, or leave the data in place.

Thanks again! It really is simple. And if you made zero changes to it, it would still be awesome and very useful.