This is more of a system configuration question, but still … On the server, everything is locked down based on users and user permissions. You are a user. Your FTP account is a user. Your root account is a user. WordPress itself is a user. So while you as a user might have write permissions … Read more
If the script is registered and enqueued correctly you might be able to deregister it, but you have posted nowhere enough information for me to really say how. Parent themes load after the child so that is another potential issue, depending on how the theme is written.
Check the .htaccess file first, and the Settings > General area first to make sure it’s not a level of security-by-obscurity that one of the initial users tried to implement. The easiest way is to change the name of the folder then see if your site breaks, since you can rename a folder a lot … Read more
And when I need to restore, I do a search replace in the sql file all localhost to that dns… Doing a find/replace in a text dump of the database will break the serialized data stored in theme options. Use interconnectit.com WordPress Serialized PHP Search Replace Tool to correctly find/replace serialized data. Some simple themes … Read more
Your theme has to be removing the shortcodes. Look for remove_shortcode in the theme’s files, probably functions.php. Or remove_all_shortcodes. Or it has to be removing do_shortcodes from the the_content hook. Look for remove_filter(‘the_content’,’do_shortcode’,10). If that doesn’t do it, the theme is probably doing something odd with the post content– like bypassing the normal WordPress functions. … Read more
download the twentytwelve theme here http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/twentytwelve unpack the files and take the page.php file and upload it to the wp-content/themes/twentytwelve folder overwriting the one that is there
Hooks and filters can have several Actions attached. Hence the $priority argument. In short: It’s just a big multi dimensional array where the key is the hook/filter name and the values are the attached callbacks plus their priority.
There might be a better way to do this, but after testing and testing I have found out how to get the code to work 🙂 So this code will make as many pages as needed, set different content for each page and set a different template if needed. I am not the best at … Read more
That is most likely a false positive : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_I_and_type_II_errors base64_decode is not bad in of itself : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base64 The plugin is not smart enough to know a legitimate reason to use base64_decode of which there are many.
What does the content of theme name/include/widget.php ? The error is pointing to line 1 and telling you it did not expect to see ?> there. My guess (without seeing the file) is you have closed a php tag instead of opened it.