Musgrove

Your support for your plugin is impressive. Thanks for your help!

You are amazing! Thank you a million times over for the quick, awesome help!!!

You can set your timezone under Settings->General. In your original comment you mentioned both Nashville and Louisville, which is confusing.

I was wondering the same thing as Noahj. This plugin offers quite a bit for free, and it’s auto-configurable which is a nice feature, and contrary to what pperrin wrote. Too bad that review is jacking up the plugin author’s overall review on this forum for people that just glance at things.

I’ve searched around online for help as well, and this seems to be a common problem. It’s like installing malware. However no one has really posted a decent solution or where they found the code that was hiding.

Yes, I’ve put the SumoMe buttons there to replace the AddThis buttons, and removed the AddThis plugin a while ago. But the buttons are still there, which is the problem, as you noted. The theme is a custom theme, and as I stated, I’ve gone through the code in the header, footer, page and single, where it may/would be and don’t see anything unusual. But the Addthis script is still being called from somewhere.

I disabled all plugins, including Frontier post, then reactivated Frontier Post only, and it’s doing the same thing. (I cleared the cache.) Here’s a screenshot: https://addcss.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/screenshot-vnation-staging-wpengine-com-2015-11-08-16-24-15.png

Thanks for responding. The client is very anxious about this, as you may imagine.
I don’t recall what version it was upgraded from. If there’s a quick way to check some logs and find out somewhere, I’ll be happy to.

Some other plugins were updated simultaneously. No new ones have been added. It appears all roles are affected. There’s no <div> being created where the editor should be.

I use this file optimizer for bulk smushes like what you have. There is also PNGGauntlet which I’m pretty sure I bought but never was able to get it to work properly with Adobe CS6 products. I haven’t tried it with CC 2014. I think there’s also a jpeg gauntlet.

I think what you’re looking to do is DEcrease your page load time. ??

Do these things, and you’ll see a big difference:

Install a caching plugin like WP Supercache or W3 Total Cache, and set them to cache pages and minify your code.
Install BJ Lazy Load pluing to lazyload your images.
Install WP Smush.it plugin to smush your images. Go back and use the bulk smusher on all your current uploaded media after you install it.
Use JetPack’s Photon module to serve your images from a CDN.
Use Cloudflare’s free CDN service.
Use the WP-Optimize plugin to keep your databases and tables clean.
Use Gzip Ninja Speed Compression plugin to Gzip your site.
Use GoDaddy’s P3 plugin performance profiler to pinpoint plugins that are slowing you down and replace/remove them.
Use Compressor.io‘s app to compress photos before loading them.

There are several ways to edit the footer. It really depends on how your theme is built to explain the best way to do it, but since I don’t know that, I’ll give you the quick and dirty way. You may have an area on the back end set up by the theme developer to edit items in the footer. Not knowing that, the simplest(not necessarily the best at all, however) is to go to your admin panel, choose, Appearance–>Editor and then look for the footer file on the right. Be very careful editing these files! In footer.php, you may see an area you can edit the address in the footer. Keep in mind when you update your theme, this will be modified.

You may want to try disabling plugins (assuming you have some installed and active) one at a time to see if one is the cause of that behavior.

There is a plugin, Ubermenu, that lets you have thumbnails in your menu. As stated above, using some CSS would be an easy alternative, depending on your coding ability.

Thanks for the quick fix @e3mobile. Always nice when something works!

OK. Just finished talking to Hostgator and they said the domain wasn’t active yet(still!), but manually activated it (I guess). Should be up in 10-15 mins. Interesting that a subdomain can be active before the TLD. My hard-learned lesson for the day.