Here’s the message I get. You’ll notice they say the site “may” be compromised, but like dianado mentions, it’s a bit overwhelming.

I have deleted all or portions of links and paths specific to my account, but hopefully left enough to get the idea:

We have recently scanned one or more users on your DreamHost account for
potential security threats. Unfortunately, we found some potential
indications that your website(s) *may* be compromised.

We understand that this may not be the best news you can get. This
notification is intended to help you through the process and serve as a
starting point to assist you in getting your account cleaned and secured.
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to this email and we will be happy to clarify any points or offer any
further guidance to help you through getting your account back to normal.

The following files/directories had insecure permissions (777), which have
been remediated.

<deleted path>/wp-content/uploads/dynamic_avia

Additionally, the following steps should be taken to ensure password
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* Change your users’ password(s) by clicking under the “Action” column
for that user in our Web Panel:
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The larger point here seems to be missed. Regardless of what is secure or safe permissions, my webhost does not like me having a directory with 777, which Enfold has. If I don’t change the directory, the webhost does and often reminds me that they did and that I should stay away from 777. That’s fine, I’m happy to do that but every time I update Enfold, the dynamic upload folder reverts at some point to 777 and so a regular routine is that I have to go through all my enfold sites manually on a regular basis to make sure the directory is not 777.

So the larger point is this: Enfold seems to work quite well enough with 755 on the dynamic uploads directory. Why not make that the default? If I knew how, I would do that in my child theme, but I don’t.

OK, hang on. I made an insignificant change in the quick CSS and saved, then the styles loaded. All good. Ok to close.

Yes, and link to a screenshot of that page is below… Thank you for checking it out.

Hi Andy,

Thanks for your note. The thing is I did nothing to make it work in Chrome. It worked automatically.

I’ve done some research on Stack Overflow and found others with general non-responsive image issues. What i found that fixes it in FF is to take out the image’s width and height in the tag, and then add this #featuredhome img {width:100%;} where the color section ID is featuredhome

Problem solved.

Ok, actually it does change to 777 with update of theme. Yes, minimally it seems this will need to be changed every time the theme is updated, but if 755 works, which it seems to, why not change the function file so that it sets it to 755 by default? It is set in framework>php>function-set-avia-backend.php. Used to be on line 690, but now with new version, it is ironically on line 777.

Thank you Devin and eRoxanne: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/dynamic-avia-folder-has-permissions-set-to-777/

Thanks you guys. I love this theme. I’ve had to use others by client request and they don’t compare well to Enfold.

Hi Elliott!

Yeah, that widget is definitely gone in 3.3. But here’s what I did: My next test was to update another instance of Enfold where Latest Portfolios are not used to see what would happen. At the time of that test, Enfold 3.3.1 was available, and the widget is present in that version. So, I went back to the problematic install and updated that to 3.3.1 and Latest Portfolio widget is back.

So, problem solved.

I love your theme. It makes beautiful sites. I’m just always nervous about updates for this very reason.

Hey, sorry. I found an answer to this here:
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/limit-navigation-between-posts-to-one-category/

Hey Dude,

Thanks for checking the site. As usual, I did a terrible job of explaining the problem. The image that goes out of whack is in the first enlargement that pops up in the pretty photo overlay. All of those images are the same height, except for the one in position #9, which actually was uploaded with the same height as all the rest, but for some reason, when my browser is in full monitor, that one image is not fitting inside the viewport:
http://babayard.com/temp/Screen-Shot-OVERLAY.jpg

If I make the browser window smaller, refresh and click on image thumbnail, the image then fits the same way as all the other images do. This happens in FF, Chrome and Safari.

So the second part of my question was, in effect, is the area designated in red of that screen shot changeable in css? I’ve tried a number of things, but got nowhere.

Thanks.

Re-uploaded without errors. So then I deleted file in question and have successfully re-installed theme.

http://anthologywoods.dreamhosters.com/