problems with redirects

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  • Plugin Contributor David Gewirtz

    (@dgewirtz)

    10 years, 6 months ago

    Nothing in Multiple Themes should be nuking your @-sign. The plugin does lots of stuff in terms of theme instantiation, but doesn’t do any text content processing.

    As for your themes, start with two: the main theme and, say, v2. Set your default theme to cssdiet.com and then go into Multiple Themes and add a redirect for the theme when someone goes to http://cssdiet.com/v2. Link that to your second theme.

    Once you have that working, go back and add the other two themes.

    –David

    Thread Starter drazek

    (@drazek)

    10 years, 6 months ago

    thank you so much

    any idea what else in WP could be causing the @ problem?

    as for the v2/v3/v4 .. it’s weird that even though plugin is deactivated the versions work

    in order to do what you said, i’d need to somehow clear the existing version, correct? is that somewhere in the database?

    Plugin Contributor David Gewirtz

    (@dgewirtz)

    10 years, 6 months ago

    Well, an obvious suspect is your theme. Try switching themes and see if the @ shows back up. Other suspects are whatever plugins you’re running. Try turning each off individually and see if the @ sign comes back.

    If Multiple Themes is deactivated, then the code in the plugin is not running. That’s the case with any plugin.

    –David

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