The WordPress blog has had a lot of problems since it was hacked last time and is currently restored

In fact, if you have a backup at that time, you can directly reinstall it with a backup recovery, and the current space service providers have backups, you go to customer service for consultation.

You can try to change the theme, maybe it will matter.

My Global Pass mobile phone card is issued by someone else's ID card, I don't know.

In fact, if you combine this problem with reality, everyone knows what to do, and whether you can do it or not is another matter.

There's a thief in your house who takes the contents of your wallet. "Changed"...

So here's the problem.

Think about it, is it possible that you can recover the numbers in your wallet and solve the problem?

I guess that's just a temporary plan to deal with the daughter-in-law's check-up, right?

Everyone knows it.

Analyze where the thief came from.

**There are loopholes, there are back doors, there are no hidden passages, potential dangers, of course, you definitely don't know if people have your house key.

So you even have to change the door locks.

If you don't know how to be unskilled, just find a skilled person or team to do a security check, even if this is not necessarily able to completely solve the hidden dangers, isn't that the truth?

Think about it again, if you tell you that since someone else has changed it, you can just change it back, just pretend that you haven't been there.

Can it really be?

I wish you a speedy escape from your troubles.

There is no backup, and if there is no backup, it will be troublesome.

If you have a problem with your new theme, it is recommended that you delete the theme file directly in FTP, and you should be able to log in again.

Follow your error prompt and delete the activetab folder and you're good to go.

Use ftp software to go in**Manage files,Domain name-wpcontent-themes-theme folder,Delete all the theme folders that are installed now,**Jump back to the default WordPress theme,You can return to normal。 The House of Beauty.

The template doesn't support a solid connection... You'd better revert to the default. If you use a foreign template. Generally, the default fixed connection is sufficient. If you change to custom. That is, it doesn't matter what article you order. will go back to the home page!

Jump to the homepage, the category, or the 404 page? You first check in the background (appearance-) to see if there is an article page (if not, then you have to change the theme template, if there is, and then see if the article is called.

There's an enabling secondary directory in the background, and if you look for it, it may have something to do with the theme you've chosen.

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Tags generally don't need to be set in the place where you screenshot them, and there is a module in the lower right corner for you to add when publishing an article.

In my personal opinion, the existence of WordPress tags is to increase the relevance of various articles, for example, articles A and B are set with WordPress tags, then visitors will click on the WordPress tag, and the articles filled in the wordpress tag will be displayed, that is, articles A and B

Delete the program file of the WordPress blog (the database should be backed up), and then re** the complete WordPress file overwrite and install. Fill in the same content as the original database and user name, and then use the backup database to overwrite the newly generated database. Remember:

Before performing the above operations, remember to back up the contents of ** (including databases and **program files, etc.) in case the repair fails. If the repair fails, just put the source file back in. Some WordPress themes come with a data backup and upload feature, which is very convenient. Satisfied.

1All if you haven't changed anything, this problem generally appears on your own computer, change the computer to try normal, just change the browser of your own computer to try, repair the browser to the default configuration. For further reference, the following is a reference

WordPress's default user login cookie (auth cookie) doesn't expire too long, it's 14 days with "remember me" checked, 48 hours otherwise. A maximum expiration of 14 days is sufficient for regular use, but 14 days is obviously not enough if you want to build a project that requires long-term login. Luckily, WordPress provides a hook that allows you to modify the cookie expiration time yourself, which can be done with a simple filter.

add_filter('auth_cookie_expiration', 'custom_cookie_expiration', 99, 3);

function custom_cookie_expiration($expiration, $user_id = 0, $remember = true)

return $expiration;

Paste the above ** into the file of the current theme, and you can set the expiration time of the auth cookie to 365 days with the "remember me" checkbox, and $expiration is the timestamp of the expiration time of the auth cookie, which you can set yourself.

The expiration time you set is too short to cause you to sign back in.

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