Default settings are for site-admins. If you’re less than that you wont’ be able to see any settings at all.
Are you just an admin?
Hi Edward, thank you for the reply.
I don’t understand what you mean by “site-admin”? I am the admin for this site and have full access to the domain but the host set it up for me on the server and I only see “admin” as a possibility for me. I haven’t run into this before with wordpress.
Does my host need to set that up for me? Sounds like it.
Bruce
On networked blogs you can be a site-admin – with full access to all blogs. That’s the default access setting.
Hi Edward,
I have a problem with this too. I have installed ThreeWP Broadcast on two of my blogs, but the settings for this plugin are not appearing for me at all. How do I change it so I’m a “site-admin”? In my current WordPress 3.1.2 installation, the highest user level is “Administrator”, which is what I am now.
I’m also the sole author/writer of both sites.
I’d really appreciate the help – thank you!
Not even in the network admin settings?
Thanks for getting back so quickly to me!
I’m not able to see the network admin settings you’re referring to. Could you possibly show me in a screenshot what you mean by network admin settings?
