Bimber Theme Header Meta Description Modification

CeeOh2 said:

Similarly, a free plugin like WP Hide & Security Enhancer can not only help you hide your theme but the fact that you use Wordpress any at all and that Easy Facebook Like Box, Responsive FlipBook Plugin and WordPress Popular Posts are just three of the plugins you use on your site.

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caracaltaca said:

Yes... I use wordpress for years and every day I learn! So, thx for your input here!

As you're more experienced on this, is it safe to make all settings active (I did so, but with a test only site full of plugins, no posts and/or images and is perfect, but I don't know --and I wouldn't like to be locked or something- in a live running site with images and data. So please be kind to describe your problems –if any... to earn time and "peace"..

Thx again @CeeOh2

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CeeOh2 said:

First, let me reassure you. If you're locked out or you don't like the changes you've made you can reset all settings by visiting the failsafe url that looks something like this@

https://www.your-domain-name.com?wph-recovery=4d0f2b1f6c

You will find this link on the WP hide/Admin section. It will also be emailed to you at your default email address.

Secondly, what works best is to make changes one item at a time then check how that affects your current setup. Your personal theme and plugins may not all play nice together.

WP Hide/General/Html is where you can compress your source code making it harder to the average user to see what you're using. Test the option that works best for you.

WP Hide/Rewrite is the section where you really hide your Wordpress. WP Hide/Rewrite/WP Content enables you to change your /wp-content/ directory to something like /apps/ and at WP Hide/Rewrite/WP includes you cange your /wp-includes/ directory to /inc/

You will need patience and trial and error to find the option that works for you. You try the aggressive approach and activate everything at once and if that works for you then you're sorted!

All the best.

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caracaltaca said:

Yes... It was a demo installation anyway, full of plugins, etc; but with no content or photos. I saw the "panic" link and as I didn’t care a lot, I tried this. For sure when decide to install on a live site I cannot do the same And the other thing that made me less anxious was the fact that in reality it doesn’t change the paths, so the recovery is (probably) more or less htaccess lines...

So, I totally ow you three thx; one for the quick answer; one for the answer itself and one for the information!

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