Check in the theme panel of your website – do you see any suspicious code in the ‘Ads’ section – under either header / sidebar ad?

Then, under the ‘custom code’ part of the theme panel do you see any suspicious JS code?

If you do, then you should immediately either upgrade your theme, or (also) install WordFence and activate the firewall there. Edit – not to mention, delete the code…!

Let me know how you get on.

P.s. I’m not representing the developers but just offering my help.

• This reply was modified 8 years by Andrex.

Thank you, an email has been sent and I look forward to your response on here.

Is it possible for me to provide you with WP login details so you can check all is configured correctly in WP, and direct me to what i need to tell my host? I just spoke with them and they seem to think it’s all fine.

In the console, I get the following message:

‘Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 403 ()’

Relating to the file:

‘/wordpress/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?td_theme_name=Newsmag&v=4.0’

Surely it can’t be due to the hosting provider, because I am running on the same hosting package an older version of your Newsmag theme which works fine (I’m in the process of upgrading it). So the admin ajax process is surely already being accepted by my current hosting provider on a separate wordpress installation.

Just to try and pre-empt some of your responses when you hopefulyl get to this in the morning:

PHP memory is set at 256 mb;
No other plugins are running;
Issue remains in all three web browsers;
Website is running https;
WordPress install is almost as clean as they come.

Thanks, but how can I apply this style to all posts within a category? This code only adds it to a specific post.

The category has 10 new posts everyday, the CSS can’t be updated manually every time.

Ah, I think I see the misunderstanding.

I’ve checked my category page in question, and the result is the same as yours.

But I’d also like this background gradient to apply to the single post pages which fall within the category.

When I use your custom code – and hopefully you’ll see what I mean here – the background has also been applied behind the text and images etc. of the main container of the article.

On single post pages, the background doesn’t apply to the td-container outer area.

This isn’t quite what is required, because it applies the background to the post behind the text, whereas I want to apply it to the td-container background (which is what changing the colour through the theme panel actually does).

Thanks. That works, I believe the itemprop in the a tag was causing issues for me earlier.

Manually adding the whole link does not work, since each individual author will have their own twitter account – the intention is not to link it to the site’s main twitter account.

I have also already included get_the_author_meta('twitter') to no avail – it does not work within the way this code has been constructed.

You can see my code here: http://touringcars.net/Screengrab-td_module_single_base.png – this just adds a link to ‘https://www.twitter.com’, but I’d like it to link to ‘https://www.twitter.com/TWITTER USERNAME’.

Can you offer any other solutions? I#m sure this should be a fairly minor issue.

Thanks for your help

• This reply was modified 10 years by Andrex. Reason: Thank you