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in the 'Updating themes and exhibit formats for Indexhibit 2' the text refers to the 'template', including changing lines in the 'head' of the template. I couldn't find a file of that name - I may be misunderstanding though as I've not done much work with HTML since way before CSS really came in! In the older version of Indexhibit there was a path from ndxz-studio/site/ to either eatock or sample which had style.css where simple changes like a background colour for the whole site could be made by changing values in the file; the new version is obviously much more complicated! Is there an equivalent or is there a CSS editor you'd recommend for redoing this?
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Was Your Site Hacked?
Unfortunately, there seems to always be a new wave of hacking happening around the net so I thought I would write a thread about how you can clean up your site.
1. Go to IsItHacked and input your URL.
2. If hacked, view the source code of your site and look for a block of code (php or javascript).
3. Common files that you can check for hackers on your site:
- .htaccess file
- index.php (check all of them if it persists)
- check templates (.php) files in your theme folder
- check javascript (.js) files in your theme folder
- index.php (check all of them if it persists)
- check templates (.php) files in your theme folder
- check javascript (.js) files in your theme folder
4. Check Admin > Themes > Pre & Post Nav for malware code inserted (try to scroll to find it)
5. Remove obvious chunks of javascript that should not be there.
Always backup your site at key moments - like when you finish installing after loading your first set of works. Restoring your backup in the event of a hack is the quickest way to alleviate the problem (otherwise you need to search for the code manually).
Upgrade your version of Indexhibit to the newest version. Unfortunately, bugs happen. In the past year there have been a couple updates involving security issues - updating is critical. Watch for updates (even better, read the release notes when there are updates).
Keep an eye on your site. Websites are like cars and do need maintenance from time to time.
Hopefully, you haven't been hacked (which make this a good moment to update). It's sadly an annoying inconvenience but a reality on today's internet.
Good luck!