Symbol appearing above header
Hopefully someone smarter that me can tell me why I have this:
> appearing at the top of every page now? I assume it's a hack, but I can't find where/what it is to remove it. I never saw it before I upgraded Wordpress to 3.5.1 I didn't notice it afterwords either, but can't say for sure that it didn't appear then. www.karpata.com |
check your 'Add HTML/CSS Inserts' options for an extra > in one of the options
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Thanks for the idea.
I haven't touched this area in a long time, but the upgrade could have done something, I guess. There is nothing in "HTML Inserts: Header or Body Tag or Body Top Body Bottom is the google Analytics code, but I don't see anything out of place there. CSS Inserts - has code, but I don't see the issue (I'm not an expert by any means). Would you be so kind as to see if I'm missing something? Here's the code in there: Quote:
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This is in my Header.php:
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I have never edited the Header.php |
Is that the entire header.php??
What do you have in your ato->Style & edit HEADER AREA->Configure Header Area? what version of Atahualpa? |
No, I just looked for "header" and then for something that could be an extra > to my eyes. This seemed to be the only one. I grabbed between two tags that I knew were opened then closed.
Here's what I have in ATO>>....>>Configure Header Area: Quote:
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oh dear, it looks like you have been hacked. there is a bunch of code in the page header that is hidden but there.
I would put the site into maintenance mode and work at cleaning the hack. change ALL your passwords and examine nay user that id in WP or FTP or Cpanel. you might want to do some google search's on 'wordpress site hacked what to do' |
Thanks, I was afraid of that again. I have done all the lock down things suggest over the last many months and have still been hacked several times. I don't allow any comments and have one user - me - with a 20+ character password that is changed about once a month.
It's GoDaddy, I have no doubt. In the past I have had 5 or 6 different sites thru my one hosting account and they have all been hacked the same way at the same time - even though every one had different user names and passwords. The only thing in common? Hosted on the same GoDaddy server. I'll fix it an move to a new host. Thanks again! |
Don't forget to check your own machine or virus/malware if someone hacked your computer
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I use 3 PC's regularly and all are protected and as clean as we can make them.
I have no doubt that GoDaddy stuffs so much on each server that something is on the same server as my sites that is causing this. |
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