Black Screen Issue: Please update your theme to ensure WordPress 5.6 compatibility. Dentalia 2.1 and Recycle 2.1 are now available on ThemeForest. 

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  • Mawutor started the conversation

    Please I want to know how to register my recycle theme I bought from Envato. I already have my purchase code but don't know what to do with it. 

  •  530
    OrionThemes replied

    Hi,

    You do not need to enter the purchase code anywhere inside the theme for the theme to work.
    You just install the theme, install the plugins and import the demo in Theme Options -> Demo import and you can start customising it.

    The license is merely a legal proof that you purchased the license and gives you the rights to use it on your website. License key also has some additional uses though. You can use your license key to open a support ticket inside the Recycle product category for example:

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    Let me know if you have any further questions.

    Kind regards,
    Andrej

  • Mawutor replied

    I have been getting my site hacked recently so I thought, maybe it's because I haven't registered the theme. So how do I stop the theme attacks.

  •  530
    OrionThemes replied

    Hi,

    The theme usually is not the reason behind a WordPress attacks - unless downloaded from a shady source. 
    Majority of the hacked sites are the result of hacker acquiring either FTP or Wordpress admin passwords.

    This is something which can be avoided.

    Here are our Safety recommendations:
    1. Never download Plugins or Themes from untrusted resources - This helps to prevent any malicious code running on your WordPress.
    2. If you have multiple websites, keep all websites on separate hosting accounts, with different FTP passwords. If one site gets hacked, this will prevent spreading it to other sites you own. 
    3. Use unique passwords for each of your websites. Never use same passwords as you use anywhere else.
    Use password manager software like KeePass or LastPass or similar to keep track of them. 
    4. Do not use "admin" as username in WordPress. Change it to something else.
    Hackers use scripts to automatically test random passwords for the "admin" user. 
    5. Keep your WordPress, theme and plugins updated. 

    Cleaning up the attacked site:
    Cleaning up an infected site does require some technical knowledge and should be done by a professional. Before doing anything, a full backup is recommended, just in case.

    1. Replace all the files on the server with an official copy:
    - WordPress files (manually update all the files. Keep the wp-config.php)
    - Replace all Plugin files with latest version of each plugin from official source.
    - Replace all Theme Files with the latest version of the theme.

    2. Change admin, FTP and hosting account passwords.
    3. Manually check .httaccess and wp-config.php for any potential malicious code.
    4. Change salt keys in wp-config.php

    I hope this helps.
    Andrej