Suman M.

[Suman M.]

I tried and yes I’m still able to login with /login (may be because theme my login plugin internally uses this path). Please add the following line in “Replace URLs” option in HMWP’s Replace tools tab:

/login (in left side box)

and select Hide (404).

[Suman M.]

Hi, you might have enabled “Spy Notify” option in HMWP general settings tab. You’ll get that email when someone visits 404 page.

[Suman M.]

Goto HMWP’s Replace tools tab and in “replace in html” option add following lines:

wp-content/uploads/ (in left box)
file/ (in right box)

wp-includes/ (in left box)
other/ (in right box)

[Suman M.]

Hi, wpthemedetector.co.uk is our competitor and it updates it’s detection algorithm as soon as we release new version of HMWP. So it’s like every version we update our code so that WP is not detected by wpthemedetector.co.uk, but then it can easily go through our plugin code and update it’s algorithm accordingly.

We recommend you to replace/hide following text from your site’s page source using HMWP’s “replace in html” option under “Replace Tools” tab.

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REVOLUTION SLIDER

While replacing theme name you have to be careful not to replace theme name in CSS class names and javascript variables. This may break the site.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by Suman M..

[Suman M.]

Hi, did you make any changes? I could see that the lines added by plugins in htaccess is now removed, and HMWP is working fine now and wordpress is not detected using whatwpthemeisthat.com, wpthemedetector.com, etc

• This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by Suman M..

[Suman M.]

Yes, it’s because of hardcoded theme name in css file. Yes, it’s preferred to use the method via function.php rather than via css, and most of the good themes use this function method.

[Suman M.]

That should work! Might be you have missed something.

And regarding the scrambled website after you reverted back, it seems like you missed to add back following line in your child theme’s css file:
@import url(“../peak/style.css”);

[Suman M.]

Hi, can you please let us know your website backend details (as private reply) so that we can have a look at the issue.

[Suman M.]

Hi, please use “replace in html” option under replace tools tab. Add following line in left side box and select “remove”.

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[Suman M.]

Hi, I checked your site and I can see the slider images there. It seems like you have fixed it?

And yes, you can replace HTML comments using “replace in html” option in Replace tools tab.
In “replace in html” box (left side) add comment like <!– / Yoast WordPress SEO plugin. –> and select “remove”

[Suman M.]

Hi, your site is working fine now. Have you managed to delete HMWP completely?
Depending upon the web server you are using and various plugins installed, you might need to do some manual settings to make HMWP work. Can you please let us know your website backend details and FTP details (as private reply) so that we can set it up for you?

[Suman M.]

It’s because the parent theme name is hard-coded in child theme css. If you do not want to rename theme directories then you can do the following:

– remove the following line from child theme’s css file:

@import url(“../peak/style.css”);

– add following code in child theme’s function.php

add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘enqueue_parent_style’ );
function enqueue_parent_style() {
wp_enqueue_style( ‘parent-theme-css’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’ );
}

[Suman M.]

Hi, please follow these steps:

– goto HMWP >> ‘Start’ Tab >> ‘Medium Privacy – More Compatibility’ scheme >> click ‘Save Settings’

Note: Assuming that it’s WP single site and Apache server. Your site’s htaccess file should be writeable. Follow the documentation available within plugin folder.

If you are still having issue then please let us know your website’s backend details as private reply so that we can have a look at it.

[Suman M.]

It is because the name “peak” is hard-coded in child theme’s css file http://www.claudiocaglioti.com/template/sd_main.css

We recommend you to change the theme folder names to something like “claudiocaglioti” and “claudiocaglioti-child”, and make changes to child theme’s css accordingly.

[Suman M.]

If you want all old posts (entry=150; entry=151; etc) to redirect to single new URL (/post-title-link) then only one rule will be enough (you’ll have to use wildcard for entry IDs).
If each old post redirects to different new URL then you’ll have to add rule for every post.

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