Totter Teeter

Thank you so much for replying.

As this has overwhelmed me since before Sept, and I still have not found a solution, I’m going to keep pushing.

Either I’m misunderstanding the usefulness of the plugin, or I’m understanding the true limitations of WP.

I want to do this:

myfruitshop.com/ -home of multi-site network (network1)
myfruitshop.com/contact -static page
myfruitshop.com/fruits -network2
myfruitshop.com/fruits/apples -network2 site
myfruitshop.com/fruits/pears -network2 site
myfruitshop.com/vegs/ -network3
myfruitshop.com/vegs/kale -network3 site
myfruitshop.com/eatmeat -network1 site

Does that make sense?

I have tried messing around with the htaccess file, the database, etc…all in a testing environment, but no go. It seems like it should be easier than that.

The only thing that works is when I use the web inspector and manually change the links the JS and Theme links
from
http://www.myfruitshop.com/fruits/apples/wp-content/
to
http://www.myfruitshop.com/fruits/wp-content/

then everything works (within the console).

Thank you again for taking the time to respond. I was under the impression that this plugin was designed to manage this type of implementation from a single UI. If I have misunderstood, please let me know and I will bother you no more.

TT