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Once you've done that, make sure to go to the ACP -> Support page. Once the page finishes loading fully, click the button on the right to clear the system cache.
Then just navigate away from that page. Those actions should clear any instances of www in the system links, except for those posted directly in a topic (since the data is saved "as-entered" and is not dynamic).

Inside of your conf_global.php will be: 
'base_url' => 'https://www.site.ru/',
Change this to:
'base_url' => 'https://site.ru/',
Basically just remove the www reference.  🙂

Welcome to part 3 ( Part 1 & Part 2 ) of our series for 3rd party developers.
 
Let's recap the interesting stuff:
A new extension was added to the core app to allow 3rd party apps to extend the achievements.
Content Items can be marked as anonymous
We have cleaned up our code and have removed almost all the deprecated methods and variables!
 
One if the most concerning changes for IN_DEV users will probably be our new ACP warning once the CSRF Key is being exposed in the ACP

 
That's nothing to worry about, it's only returned with enabled IN_DEV mode, but please take it serious and try to avoid any redirect to any URL containing the CSRF key and containing user generated content.

Hello, IPS from version 4.5, compatible with 7.4 PHP😉

Sorry you're having difficulties, @MorriganIt's certainly not been a wonderful 10 months, by any stretch. 😞
I'm also sorry the notifications are causing you stress. They're intended to emphasize the importance of updates - if you're like me, you've likely clicked the "remind me later" button on OS updates a few dozen times before actually going through with it. Unfortunately, there is no distinction between licensed/unlicensed at this time - if we recommend an update, it's recommended regardless of license status. Nonetheless, I truly understand and empathize with the sentiment -- these are difficult times for many and we don't necessarily want reminders. I'm sorry this has been an example of that for you. 
I hope things improve for you soon. 

Search for cAuthorPane_badge in templates and add whatever logic you'd like for whatever condition you'd like.

Custom CSS:
.cAuthorPane_badge--moderator::before { content: "\f132"; } Change f132 to any FontAwesome icon (you can find the appropriate replacement by clicking on the icon on that page, and look next to the Unicode label).

You can adjust it via custom CSS. 
/* Change the icon for moderators */ .cAuthorPane_badge--moderator::before { content: "\f2c2"; } Use the unicode value of the fontawesome 4 icon you'd like to replace it with. I used id-card as an example above.
Alright, Ryan. Time to arm wrestle.

nice)) I went to css and it's empty, add what you wrote to it
 
 

🙂
It seems to work:

Link https://mmorpg-club.ru/

Or I suppose you could expect people to track down your blog instead of providing a link to it ...
Try
.ipsBadge.ipsBadge_style1.ipsPos_right.cBlogCategoryCount { display: none; } in your custom.css.

To add icons, go to Appearance -- > Styles and templates --> CSS. We insert it in CUSTOM.CSS the following code:
 

To add icons, go to Appearance -- > Styles and templates --> CSS. We insert it in CUSTOM.CSS the following code:
 

This will never be something core in IPS. I would recommend you see about a plugin developer to create it.

Ask your hosting provider if it's a managed server that you are using. However, if you are using an un-managed hosting then all you have to do is the following:
crontab -e Then you have to add the following row on the document that will open on the command line:
* * * * * (/usr/bin/php -d memory_limit=-1 -d max_execution_time=0 /path/to/your/forum/applications/core/interface/task/task.php therandomhashyougetwhenclickingoncronoption) Then close it and save it.

Me trying to understand if I should panic or not