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OMG! Brilliant! Thank you SO much! I never thought to use that because I thought it was for the header above the menu! You ROCK!!!!!!

Is there a way to get a bit of empty space above and below the ad?

Take care,
Bernadette

• This reply was modified 10 years by PowerSellingMom.

Hi

I’ve checked your site and noticed that on homepage you’re using a row html to display the header ad: http://screencast.com/t/tDixG4XjBsT To have the ad displayed on all post/pages try using the theme header ad-spot from theme panel > ads: http://screencast.com/t/kDnmEa9F

Thanks!

@Bogdan A quick Google search revealed other sites who are also affected by this issue: bit.ly/1OMOL3E

site 1: bit.ly/1T6wje8
site 2: bit.ly/1QpDOXT

The issue seems to be that Google is also indexing these files not only displaying the fatal errors to potential hackers, but also revealing the user’s cPanel username, which I think is a major security issue. Hackers all have to do now is to to guess/generate the password.

These are some of the fatal errors I have encountered when directly called some of the theme files:
Fatal error: Class ‘td_util’ not found in
Fatal error: Class ‘td_global’ not found in
Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_header() in
Fatal error: Call to undefined function have_posts() in

You can use site 2 to check for any further errors.

A quick fix in form of a code to be added to the theme’s function or index file would be highly appreciated to put this matter to rest.

Many Thanks

Great, will make effort to NEVER help you on the forum.

For others less temperamental reading this thread, note you cannot generally block theme parts with htaccess rules as the http pages load those parts, e.g., (get header.php has to be able to be loaded by the single.php file, so blocking access to theme files, would not allow the page to render… )

So, when somebody (hacker, bot) is looking to read your pages and “pieces,” it will generate an error, as those individual pieces are calling functions, which may not work without the enqueued files (meaning a function being loaded a part of the header, for a menu, will generate error without the footer js, not being loaded).

So, errors are generated by folks accessing your theme pieces directly.

The best solution is to learn to block the people doing this, by their IP or IP range for repeat abuse, which is how you stop errors being generated.

For savvy folk, some hosts may be able to setup a directive to ‘ignore’ certain errors and not log them. Setting proper file permissions on your WP files can help for some things, and setting up proper htaccess rules to protect the important stuff should be job one. Links I included show how to accomplish this.

Not part of the theme, so good to learn how all of the elements of WordPress work, how the web works, how error log works, and how to harden your site for things which matter. Remember only YOU can manage and secure your site — it’s not the job of the theme developer to do that.

Cheers to all and to all a good night 🙂

• This reply was modified 10 years by simchris.

Right, well anybody can access files for “any” theme — that is how WordPress works.

That is not theme specific. Anybody can probe /wp-content/themes/*

This is also why we change the name of our wp-content folder, and the theme folder name for the default bot probes.

But glad you’re on top of stuff like that and are blocking IPs attacking your theme folders.

So, anybody can probe:
wp-content/themes/*/header.php

it’s a common WP file.

SO, those kind of pings are not theme specific.

You will have these sort of pings regardless of the THEME you use, so not sure why you expect the theme author to help you lock down your site?

But luckily they are very nice around here, and might offer some suggestions.

But that’s really up to you, not TagDiv.

Oh well, best of luck. Some good resources on this topic on the web already. Very old common issue with ALL WP sites.

Hello, I managed to solve the problem, had to put this line in:

  In WP administration, there is on left side menu choice Appearance> Editor. Open it and on the right side menu “Templates” click on Header (header.php. It will open header.php file in editor …

Now you just need to put this line:

<meta http-equiv=”X-UA-Compatible” content=”IE=EmulateIE8″>

behind a <head> tag on the top of the file, click on the button “Update file”

it worked!!!

thanks, best regards.

Hi,

Thanks. Right. I understand which headers to use but how are you getting the ad to show up centered under the menu?

Thanks!
Bernadette

Hy

Try this css: http://screencast.com/t/9j1E7lxtmcj

@media (max-width: 767px){
.td-main-menu-logo img {
right: auto!important;
}
.td-header-border #td-top-search {
display: none;
}
}

Thanks!

Thanks. I just need to keep only the Facebook and the Twitter icon for now in both the header and the footer social icons

Also please let me know where is the documentation on how to customize it for the most recent version

Just a quick update. The error can be created by requesting any of the theme files i.e category.php, index.php, attachment.php, comments.php etc

Every single file within the theme when requested it shows fatal error message in different line, like the ones below:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_header() in

Fatal error: Class ‘td_util’ not found in

I hope you can help as soon as you can.

Thanks

Thanks, I followed the plugin instruction, the video play list displays on the page, but the video player covers the header when you scrow up, which is not normal, I checked your video playlist, it goes under the play list, I feel the my plugin is not embedded, how can I embed it.

Hi

The most easy way to display an ad under the main menu it’s by using a any header style between 5 and 10: http://screencast.com/t/jmxK4ym1 Here is the result when header style 5 it’s used: http://screencast.com/t/kgU5KpsgW6p

Let me know how it goes and if you need further assistance please let me know.
Thanks!