Hi, please click on “reset settings to wp” button in HMWP start tab and apply ‘Medium Privacy – More Compatibility’ scheme. If your site’s htaccess file or config file is not writable then you should copy the rules manually from HMWP. Also, let us know you website URL so that we can check.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 11 months ago by Suman M..

In demo site there’s no theme detected. It’s the host name that’s being detected. Currently hosts are not hidden and it’s not the issue if you do not use wordpress host. We’ll look into this on priority basis.

After applying settings in HMWP, the corresponding rules will be automatically added to htaccess file in case it’s WP single site and Apache server. But if it’s WP multisite and/or Nginx server then you’ll need to add those rules manually in htaccess or nginx config file. Please follow the documentation available within HMWP plugin folder.

If you are still having issue then please let us know website backend details as private reply.

Hi, I’ve applied medium privacy more compatibility settings in HMWP. But due to the huge amount of lines already added by security plugins there in htaccess, HMWP couldn’t auto add the rules to htaccess. So I have added the rules manually there in htaccess – lines between “# BEGIN HMWP” and “# END HMWP”

Now,
1. No theme is being detected
2. NO interference with the other plugins
3. NO interference with the theme and further posibility to update
4. NO interference with the site security
6. No page loading speed impact.

2. goto HMWP’s General settings tab and select the “trusted user roles”

5. some themes/plugins use their name for CSS class names, javacript variables etc. which HMWP can’t rename/remove as these names are used internally by theme/plugin.

Thanks!

Can you please let us know the URL where we can check this file upload, so that we can check. And thanks for your feedback 🙂