Hi sascha With regards to the Defender warnings, Why not just click the ignore button next to each warning if it's already enabled on the system el...

Hey djohns Defender already has blocking by country/location. Defender > IP lockouts > IP Banning options page. [attachment=3700745,135062]...

Hi Ben Can you get into wp-admin at all? if so, and you are using Hummingbird plugin, please go to Hummingbird > Caching > page cache options Then make sure the following option is disabled: 'Serve compressed versions of cached files' This should never be enabled if Gzip is enabled and activated on your site/server. Hope this helps

Hi Marijn, Hope you're well? Apologies for the long delay regarding your feedback, from what I recall, it was decided that this wasn't ideally suited for WP defender as it's not exactly related to protecting the actual website itself and as you said, is more for preventing spam. However, I might point you at the following plugin which does the job of encoding email addresses. https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/email-address-encoder/ (also has ability to encode other content on a page by surrounding it with a shortcode. eg: Telephone: [encode]+44 1234 567890[/encode] https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-mail-address-encoder/ (just an email encode, activate and go) https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/email-encoder-bundle/ (This one has similar ability to the first above, + a lot more) Hope this helps

Issue is fixed by making sure you update to Opera 64.x. This issue was related to a version of Opera 63.x on windows.

Confirmed By Ashik too.

Hi Webxopt Just a brief explanation of the process. Just a thought. Am I supposed to put a full path in to the folder name, or do you assume that the named folder is in the /uploads/ folder? No, it's a really simple and basic script. What it does is grabs the source URL of the image itself. so, for example, the url might look like: http://yourdomain.com/wp-content/uploads/12345/img12345.jpg another img with URL: http://yourdomain.com/wp-content/uploads/my-images/img12345.jpg What the script does is just a simple string check, so it checks for the presence of that string in the skip_folders array() skip_folders = array( '12345' ); the above, noting that we haven't included a / before 12345, the script will search the URL for that string. Therefore, in the above URLS, you might want to only skip images in the folder 12345. The script will detect that string, it's present, so will skip it. However, because there's no slash, it will in the case of the 2nd URL, it will also see 12345 in the filename img12345.jpg, therefore it will skip that too. So we add a / at the beginning, so it will only then find /12345 and will ignore other files like IMG12345.jpg As i said, it's really quite basic, but does the job. Hope that explains it a bit better. :)