The following administrative notes:

1. Website Boilerplate Content

Copyright

©  2017-2019 HarryHobbes.com  All Rights Reserved. Reproduction without permission prohibited.

 

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10. reCAPTCHA V3

Site Key: 6LcPg80UAAAAAKntsndpA6ds48CQsNLV16Plf7gO

Secret Key: 6LcPg80UAAAAAEeKESVnM1hMohiDxihVGoiNQoek

https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin/site/349012751/settings

 

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2. Add File Types to Media Library

File Types Allowed for Upload in WordPress

https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-add-additional-file-types-to-be-uploaded-in-wordpress/

WordPress allows you to upload most common image files, audio/ video, PDF, Microsoft office and OpenOffice documents. WordPress codex has a full list of allowed file types and extensions.

Adding Exceptions for Additional File Types

Security is the main reason behind the limitation on file types that users can upload. However, this does not mean that users cannot change this. Using a tiny bit of code, you can add a new file type and extension to the WordPress.

For example, add this code in your theme’s functions.php file or a site-specific plugin to allow SVG file type to be uploaded:

Notice that the file extension goes as the key in $mime_types associated array and the mime type goes as its value.

In this example, svg file extension represents files with the mime type image/svg+xml. You can find out mime types of several common file extensions on this page.

https://www.freeformatter.com/mime-types-list.html

You can also add multiple file types in one code snippet, like this:

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3. "Big Image" Upload Fix

Reference: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2019/10/11/updates-to-image-processing-in-wordpress-5-3/

Install Plug-in:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/disable-big-image-threshold/

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4. All In One WordPress Security and Firewall

https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-security-and-firewall-plugin#advanced_features_note

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5. Amazon CloudFront CDN

Amazon CloudFront *.larrymanchester.com:

Original CNAME: d9pysaasqueeo.cloudfront.net

New CNAME (2020-01-31): cdn5.larrymanchester.com

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Amazon CloudFront *.harryhobbes.info/com:

CNAME (2020-01-22): cnd4.harryhobbes.info

CNAME (2020-01-22): cnd3.harryhobbes.com

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Amazon CloudFront *.harrymanchester.com:

Original CNAME: d2mfrxz043v1fq.cloudfront.net

New CNAME (2020-01-22): cdn2.harrymanchester.com

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6. DuplicatorPro Permissions

Duplicator Pro FAILS with encrypted buckets!

2020 License: Duplicator Pro – Personal: 339988ad729898d2ba4901a8175507ef

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2019 License: 339988ad729898d2ba4901a8175507ef

As of 2018-10-14:  DuplicatorPro_Dreams

Current Amazon Policy: “AmazonS3FullAccessRestricted”

Deprecated as of 2018-02-22: Aquila-3_TNTDrive

Note: New S3 user names must have the “AdministratorAccess” policy to work. Prior S3 user names seem to work with the “AmazonS3FullAccess” policy.

Group: Nestor

From Duplicator Pro website: (https://snapcreek.com/duplicator/docs/amazon-s3-policy-setup/)

{
“Version”: “2012-10-17”,
“Statement”: [
{
“Effect”: “Allow”,
“Action”: [
“s3:ListBucket”,
“s3:GetBucketLocation”,
“s3:ListBucketMultipartUploads”
],
“Resource”: “arn:aws:s3:::lsm-west-websites”,
“Condition”: {}
},
{
“Effect”: “Allow”,
“Action”: [
“s3:AbortMultipartUpload”,
“s3:DeleteObject”,
“s3:DeleteObjectVersion”,
“s3:GetObject”,
“s3:GetObjectAcl”,
“s3:GetObjectVersion”,
“s3:GetObjectVersionAcl”,
“s3:PutObject”,
“s3:PutObjectAcl”,
“s3:PutObjectVersionAcl”
],
“Resource”: “arn:aws:s3:::lsm-west-websites/*”,
“Condition”: {}
},
{
“Effect”: “Allow”,
“Action”: “s3:ListAllMyBuckets”,
“Resource”: “*”,
“Condition”: {}
}
]
}

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7. How a Child Theme Works

HOW A CHILD THEME WORKS

A child theme uses a series of various .php functions and WordPress optimized commands and hooks to call on the full functionality of the parent theme. This process is called enqueueing the parent theme. This basically means that the child inherits its functionality from the parent theme, and essentially “piggybacks” off of it.

When WordPress runs, it first looks to the files present in the child theme and executes the code it finds. If the files are not present in the child theme, it executes the commands found in the parent theme.

If you’ve created a header.php or footer.php file within a child theme, WordPress would execute the code found in the child theme. The only file that WordPress doesn’t prioritize child over parent for, is the functions.php file. In this regard, WordPress executes the code found in both files.

Although the child theme is given the space to take on a life of its own, it still only exists because of the parent theme, and only works if the relationship is set up correctly. This is why enqueueing the relevant functions must be done so with care.

https://divi.space/the-divi-css-and-child-theme-guide/

 

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Child Theme Configurator Tutorial Videos

http://www.childthemeconfigurator.com/tutorial-videos/

 

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8. PODS Reference

https://pods.io/docs/learn/shortcodes/pods/

https://pods.io/docs/learn/field-types/

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PODS Template – Artifact

<p>{@entry-name}<br />
{@date-created}<br />
{@date-modified}<br />
{@entry-author}<br />
{@permalink}</p>

<h4>Artifact Heading</h4>
<p>{@artifact-id}<br />
{@artifact-title}<br />
{@artifact-brief-description}<br />
{@artifact-type}</p>

<h4>Location Data</h4>

<p>{@artifact-origination-locale}<br />
{@artifact-origination-address}<br />
{@artifact-origination-postmark}<br />
{@artifact-destination-address}<br />
{@artifact-destination-postmark}</p>

<h4>Content</h4>

<p>{@artifact-editors-commentary}<br />
{@artifact-content-transcribed}

<h4>Reference Categories</h4>

{@artifact-ancillary-markings}<br />
{@artifact-content-reference}<br />
{@artifact-tags-reference}<br />
{@location-reference}<br />
{@facility-reference}<br />
{@event-reference}<br />
{@people-reference}<br />
{@organizations-reference}<br />
{@personal-relationship-reference}</p>

<h4>Component List</h4>

<p>{@artifact-list-of-components}<br />
{@artifact-description-file}<br />
{@artifact-image-1._src}<br />
{@artifact-image-2._src}<br />
{@artifact-image-3._src}<br />
{@artifact-image-4._src}<br />
{@artifact-image-5._src}<br />
{@artifact-image-6._src}<br />
{@artifact-image-7._src}<br />
{@artifact-image-8._src}<br />
{@artifact-image-9._src}<br />
{@associated-artifacts}</p>

<h4>Production Data</h4>

<p>{@artifact-creation-date}<br />
{@product-publication-date}<br />
{@product-version-date}<br />
{@product-version-number}<br />
{@product-author}<br />
{@product-owner}<br />
{@product-publisher}</p>

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PODS Entry Heading

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Artifact Heading

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Artifact Location Data

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Content

Editor’s Commentary:

Transcribed Content:

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Reference Categories

Component List

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Production Data

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9. Offload Media Pro Issues

Thumbnail “Greyed Out”

Ian at DeliciousBrains support:

Hi Larry,

So, your example URLs return a “No such key” error, but … tada!:- https://cdn5.larrymanchester.com/2020/02/03144248/www-Img-2015-04-21_1-200×300.jpg

It looks like you’re using a CloudFront distribution that uses an offset prefix into the bucket as its source, e.g. the “cdn5.larrymanchester.com” distribution is using an origin that has an “Origin Path” of “LSM”.

You can tell WP Offload Media about this offset by using the “as3cf_cloudfront_path_parts” filter:-

https://github.com/deliciousbrains/wp-amazon-s3-and-cloudfront-tweaks/blob/96d9fc03ffcfdc1d2e77b0a1a53891e6e1a76e30/amazon-s3-and-cloudfront-tweaks.php#L830

If you download, install, and edit the Tweaks plugin, and then change that linked example function to look for “cdn5.larrymanchester.com” and “LSM” instead of “cdn.example.com” and “media” respectively, you should be good to go. Please remember to uncomment the associated “add_filter” line in the __construct function too.

Please get in touch if there is anything else I can help you with.

Cheers,
Ian

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https://github.com/deliciousbrains/wp-amazon-s3-and-cloudfront-tweaks

/**
* This filter allows you to adjust the path of a CDN (such as CloudFront) URL.
* Useful when using a CDN distribution which uses a subdirectory of a bucket as its source.
*
* @handles `as3cf_cloudfront_path_parts`
*
* @param array $path_parts
* @param string $domain
*
* @return array
*
* Note: Filter uses ‘cloudfront’ in name for historical reasons, can be used with any CDN that
* supports the ability to use a path prefix with bucket as source.
*/
function cloudfront_path_parts( $path_parts = array(), $domain = ” ) {
// Example would allow a CDN distribution of cdn.example.com/media/ to serve files as cdn.example.com.
// Its important to remember that the CDN distribution must have been set up accordingly.
if ( ‘cdn.example.com’ === $domain && 1 < count( $path_parts ) && ‘media’ === $path_parts[0] ) {
unset( $path_parts[0] );
}

return $path_parts;
}

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98. License Keys

Child Theme Configurator Pro – 2020-01-20

License: HWnzicZIDQc9R_7904

Child Theme Configurator Pro

Never Expires, child-theme-configurator-pro-2.3.2.zip
[Order #7942] (January 26, 2020)
Product Quantity Price
Child Theme Configurator Pro 1 $19.95
Update Key: i7BGuSQ07brTE_7942
Subtotal: $19.95
Payment method: Credit Card
Total: $19.95
Billing address
Lawrence Manchester
purchase-account@harryhobbes.com

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Askimet Spam Filtering Service

Askimet Key (2018-01-16): 95da3b4850a7
Askimet Key 2 (2020-01-08): 95da3b4850a7

Askimet/Wordpress.com Username: LarryManch
Email address: Service-Account@LarryManchester.com

Donation: $36/year

Askimet Key:

b434987e652c
Askimet/Wordpress.com Username: larrymanchester
Email address: MiddleMark@MT.net
2018-01-16:
95da3b4850a7
Askimet/Wordpress.com Username: LarryManch
Email address: Service-Account@LarryManchester.com
Donation: $36/year

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Folders Pro – 2020-01-20

Purchase date: January 20, 2020
Folders – Basic – 1 website (3 Years)
folders-pro-2.4.2

Total Price: $49.00
Your license keys (if any): Folders – Basic – 1 website (3 Years): cffc5c4bd364937f636027d90f9b0635

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WordFence Key – 2018-01-06

DreamsOfThingsThatWere.local

9028f6a9a99f394f0739fdd76ef992c1d1422beb5f1ad29c852e4f1b05d02bfb769fc24b0a0e68d9b31501cfbecdfe6b2d80f3241e294e677f20ee52e42f1859ae36e5e504edf69358d62ca37d1a2eeb

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Duplicator Pro – 2020-01-20

339988ad729898d2ba4901a8175507ef

Duplicator Pro

339988ad729898d2ba4901a8175507ef

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99. Installation Notes

2020-01-19

“Last Update” PHP Code

Installed “Display the Last Updated Date of Your Posts in WordPress”

https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/display-the-last-updated-date-of-your-posts-in-wordpress/

 

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