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Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Multisite and Default Theme OptionsHello jlushene,
When activating themes network wide, you make them available to all sites, but you still need to activate them on the sites and settings are on a per site basis.
If the theme has this feature you can export/import the settings, but that is not possible by default. There is a plugin for it though, but last update was 1 year ago. It’s not necessarily so, yet it could be outdated.
To export/import the settings in the Customizer you could use a plugin.
It is possible to copy all settings, yet as far as I know only for new blogs. E.g. you could clone a blog or use a blog template. This last link is not a free plugin, perhaps you could find something similar in the WP Plugin Directory too.
I hope that helps. GL with it!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: White page when I want to view or edit my site!Apparently it gets stuck after
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url=http://aikidoouest.wordpress.com/">, which is to be expected because this meta tag tells the browser to redirect to http://aikidoouest.wordpress.com/ after zero seconds. Yet http://aikidoouest.wordpress.com/ redirects back to http://www.aikidoouest.com. So, you’d need to remove that meta tag.If your blog is at WordPress.com, however, you may want to get help there. WordPress.org is for self hosted sites.
I hope that helps. GL with it!
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Shared login between subdirectory installI’m not sure what you are trying to achieve, or what the problem is.
Do you want members to be logged in on both sites automatically?
And what do you consider the successful login page? Is it on the subsite?For the record you are posting in the multisite forum, yet multisite doesn’t mean multiple sites with multiple installs, multisite is one install with multiple sites.
If you want members to be logged in on both sites then multisite + Join My Multisite could be a solution. Yet if you want your site to be multilingual you do not really need multiple sites for this, it could be easier with a plugin like Polylang.
If you have many pages/posts it could be a lot of work to change that though.
Either way, you can import the content from one site to the other. When you import to a new site make sure to copy all settings, the theme and plugins first (you may need to do so manually).
And if you choose multisite, a plugin like Multisite Language Switcher or Zanto could be helpful. I did not try these though, so I can’t recommend.
GL with it!
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Images in multisite don't have http:Ah, sorry I didn’t mention… I thought about the images, but you might want to verify the chmod of the folder as well.
- The folder should have chmod 755. If that doesn’t work out try 775.
- The images should have 644. If that doesn’t work out, try 664. (I doubt 775 would be necessary)
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Images in multisite don't have http:Hey Arne,
The spinning white is considered the left border. When you add CSS for the border or border color it overrides the left border as well, so you should add something like this instead:
.featherlight-loading .featherlight-content { border-color: #909090; border-left-color: #fff; }Hi Paul,
Is there any multisite structure that consent that whenever a user visit one of the sites of the network all the other sites benefit in terms of SEO?
That would be multisite with subdirectories. Sites in subdomains are considered separate sites. Better explanation @ MOZ
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Images in multisite don't have http:Hey Vahid,
Having no “http:” in the image source makes the protocol relative and shouldn’t cause any issues. It’s similar to using the relative URL.
The absolute path = http://etuts.ir/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/site-logo.png
> can be used anywhere and will try to use the http protocol.relative protocol = //etuts.ir/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/site-logo.png
> can be used anywhere and will use the default protocol at the domain etuts.ir (e.g. https or http)relative URL = /wp-content/uploads/2015/10/site-logo.png
> can only be used on the same domain where site-logo.png can be found.I’m not sure why you do not see the image on your site, but I do see it here, centered above the header image.
I hope that helps.
GL with it!I tend to think that what you describe is just regular WordPress behaviour, André.
When you activate plugins at yourdomain.com.br/wp-admin/plugins.php, thus on your main site, the plugins are only active on that site and can still be activated on subsites. Thus, they are then visible/available.
When you activate plugins at yourdomain.com.br/wp-admin/network/plugins.php however, you activate them network wide, thus on every site of the network. You then cannot deactivate them on the main site, or on a subsite, which is why the plugins are not shown.
However, when the plugin has a settings screen for site specific settings, you should see it in the backend of both the main site and the subsites.
In general you should not activate plugins network wide unless you need them on every site.
I hope this explains it 🙂
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Subsites look like raw html with no cssGlad it helped and good to know 🙂
Could you mark this topic as resolved?
You can do that in the right sidebar.Trying to wrap my head around what is going on…
So, you have a WordPress multisite e.g. at yourdomain.tld.
In yourdomain.tld/wp-admin/plugins.php all plugins were disabled.
When you enable them all plugins in your sub sites, thus *.yourdomain.tld/wp-admin/plugins.php vanish.— Do all plugins vanish or only those that you enabled in yourdomain.tld/wp-admin/plugins.php?
If only those that are enabled vanish this is behaviour that would be expected when network activating plugins, thus activating the plugins at yourdomain.tld/wp-admin/network/plugins.php, yet then the plugins would be active on the subsites anyway.
— What happens when you network activate the plugins?
To make sure that it’s not caused by an incompatible theme or plugin…
— Have you tried activating the plugins one by one to see if perhaps a plugin is causing the issue?
— Have you tried switching to the default theme to see if perhaps your theme is causing the issue?Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: content_url on multisite uses top level domainAs far as I’m aware, in a multisie it makes no difference whether you load something from e.g. site.tld/wp-content/ or from sub.site.tld/wp-content/. So if your font is in site.tld/wp-content/fonts/font.ttf, you should be able to retrieve the path with
<?php content_url( '/fonts/font.ttf' ); ?>Could you explain what you are trying to achieve and what issue occurs?
Perhaps try to reïnstall the WordPress update.
Network admin > updates > button: reïnstall now.
GL!Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Subsites look like raw html with no cssI’m not sure what causes it, but the site tries to load the stylesheets and JavaScript files from http://python-gaming.com/blog/wordpress/mekire/%5B…css/js%5D, while they are at http://python-gaming.com/blog/wordpress/%5B…css/js%5D.
My first guess would be to check the .htaccess. Here you can see how it should look.
Hey weeveldoffical,
The version of Hueman available on wordpress.org is a “lite” version, and does not include sharing buttons, basic shortcodes and some other things as it is seen as plugin territory. – Alxmedia.se
Solution is to download Hueman at Alxmedia.se.
