I used it on multisite as well but no this kind of issue.
Normally you need to connect to your wordpress.com account by each site (including subsite), you should click on “Learn more” and you will see “Connect to WordPress.com”.
Hope it helps.
Check your theme on the subsites. Some themes hide the Connect button. You’ll need to connect Jetpack on all sites in your network.
Thanks guys. But, I still can’t seem to work this out. I click on “Learn More” and I do not see “Connect to WordPress.com”.
Tim, when you say check the theme, what do you mean?
Thanks again.
Try changing the theme to a default one. Twenty Eleven would be best.
http://twitpic.com/ahz0o1
Here is a screenshot of what I see. I changed the theme to Twenty Eleven and I still see noway to activate the JetPack features. 🙁
I’m not seeing the connect button either, Any ideas anyone? I’ve tried deactivating all other plug ins and reinstalling JetPack but all I see still is the learn more buttons? http://www.google-wizard.co.uk
This is a message that I received from WordPress support, It worked a treat!
This can happen if your custom theme has CSS which suppresses some codes. You can check for this by switching your theme to Twenty Eleven to see if the button appears.
If so, go ahead and connect, and then you can switch your theme back. For the long term, you may wish to edit your stylesheet, so that the button and other Jetpack functions will be visible to you.
Edit your stylesheet via Appearance -> Editor. The code you will need to edit will look something like this:
.updated, .error {
display:none!important
}
You can disable it by replacing those lines above with this:
/*.updated, .error {
display:none!important
} /* disable the admin notices */