jeston

Forgot to mark as resolved.

Customizr

Original post is too old to edit so going to have to multipost again. Apologies.

Disregard bit about linking the FPs – Have figured that out.

Edit to my question about each sites child theme:
Added some CSS into the child theme stylesheet and the changes applied to all sites on the network. Not sure whether I’d want that or to have a seperate stylesheet for each site. Think I’d want to have something different about each site – so how could I make certain CSS apply to a particular site?

I’ve set up multisites on my own domain and am testing things out. Couple of questions..

You said each site will have it’s own child theme etc – where are these located? If connecting via FTP how can I see each sites stylesheet for example?

The Snippet you linked me to about linking the FPs, I’m not sure I fully understand it. If I’m linking to one of my other sites (so not a ‘page’ but the home page of that site) what does the ‘page id’ become?

//page id => 'Custom link'
        2 => 'http://www.my-custom-url-one.com',
        9 => 'http://www.my-custom-url-two.com'

Thanks. I’ve read you can set up the sub-domains as homesite.com/site1, homesite.com/site 2 etc, which has swayed me to try multisites.

Now I’m wondering how the Featured Pages would work. I’ve got 4 FP’s on my homepage, each would be a link to one of the sub-domains. In the Customizr settings you can choose the FP’s to link to a Page.. how would I link to the sub-domain? Also the images.. they’re set by adding the featured image on a Page.. If it’s linking to a sub-domain, not a Page, how would I get images to show?

Thanks for the reply. I’ll look into the multisite. Sounds interesting and could be perfect for the website I need this for actually.

I’ll post back here should I need any other help. Thanks again.

Thanks. Thought it was that.

Which brings me to the next question – Which bit am I replacing?

Following the step in the above link –

step 2,change where the menu is referenced:

<?php
if( is_page() && get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'page_menu', true )!='' ){
	global $post;
	$menu_id = get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'page_menu', true );
	wp_nav_menu( array( 'container_class' => 'menu-header', 'menu' => $menu_id ) );
}else{
	//default menu
	wp_nav_menu( array( 'container_class' => 'menu-header', 'theme_location' => 'primary' ) );
}
?>

That’s the code I need to input. What do I need that to replace?

I’d like the rest of the text revealed on the same page. I’ve just used the default <!–more–> tag from the Page content editor but it’s not working.