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Thanks for the reassurance. I have wordfence setup pretty secure with firewalls, login attempts, etc. The biggest concern was to cut down on server resources being used, I know how hard a brute force attack is on a site with a password over 6 characters so I’m not too worried about a hacker actually gaining access. I’d like to share this script in case anyone else is having issues. https://github.com/masterguru/antibot is a script that will cut down on brute force attacks, just add the script to the root of the site then use an include to add the script to wp-login.php. You will need to update it when wordpress updates though because it will be overwritten.

I’ve looked over hardening wordpress and going to watch a video by Brad Williams about security (https://wordpress.tv/2010/01/23/brad-williams-security-boston10/) but I think I’ve done just about all I can do. Thanks for the helpful advice.

Style it like this:

.sub-menu .submenu {
display:none;
position:absolute;
left:80px;
background:#fff;
z-index: 99999;

}
li > .submenu .submenu:hover {
display:block;
}

Play around with that a little bit, it should get you started anyhow.

Im getting the same error from the Disqus plugin, not sure what to do with it….

Nice. I live near Ithaca, New York. I was just looking for a closer meetup than WordPress Philly(where I used to live) I have a couple years doing design, web development, and other stuff. I am currently in school for an Art degree through SUNY, also taking some database and JAVA classes. I would love to get involved with a group like this as I plan on focusing on WordPress when I graduate. It’s such a great platform and so much easier to work with than Joomla or Drupal. I’ll check out the group page ,but anyone in the local area feel free to shoot me an e-mail @ [email protected] or [email protected], I’d love to meet some other developers and designers in the local area.

Theres a ton of sliders out there. Maybe try to use a different slider. If your handy you could also make a basic slider yourself that wont conflict with other plugins. Tutsplus has a 30 days to Jquery course and in there is a simple script that seems to work great but it would have to be hardcoded into your site.

It really is hard to tell what is going on without access to your sites backend. Which I understand is something you dont want to give to just anybody. Maybe find someone you can trust and have them take a peak. Sorry I couldn’t help more but I am still learning a bit myself.