[craiggrella]

Thanks Victor.

[craiggrella]

There are only 2 sites i run business pro on.
Both sites threw that message recently.
None of the other 60+ sites I have running on the same server throw that message with ithemes.

I've been through the site and code, and don't see any indication of malware on either of these two sites.

That's why i posted in studiopress forums.
Hoping someone who uses these themes in conjunction with ithemes security might have seen that warning.

Thanks.

Craig

[craiggrella]

Jackie,

sorry it was a local dev environment.
Tried it twice - no luck.
Finally, I just cloned a site that I had up and running live and then modified the theme that way.

Weird.

[craiggrella]

I thought I'd leave a note here since I recently experienced a similar issue.
In my case, and I suspect its the same for other similar cases, the issue was caused by the woocommerce stylesheets being minified.

There could be any number of stylesheets active depending on how many woo extensions / plugins you have active because many of them include their own stylesheets.

For me, I was running a simple installation with the Name Your Price Extension. The files I needed to exclude from minification were:

/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/assets/css/woocommerce-layout.css
/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/assets/css/woocommerce.css
/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/assets/css/woocommerce-smallscreen.css
/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce-name-your-price/assets/css/name-your-price.css

Another way you can check this is to pull up your dev tools on the page in question when the caching plugin(s) is deactivated. In Chrome, Go to your Network tab, then Stylesheets, and find anything dealing with woocommerce. You can then exclude those from the caching plugin one by one to see which one is the offender.

Hope that helps someone else out there.

[craiggrella]

It looks as if the woo genesis connector also takes control of sidebars such that this code doesn't work.
Anyone have a solution there?

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