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  • Thread Starter ekaika

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    @ipstenu Sorrry!

    As you can see I am new to this and in other forums adding @ would go engage more people for discussion.

    Thread Starter ekaika

    (@ekaika)

    repaired file paths in database/server.

    Thread Starter ekaika

    (@ekaika)

    The ads are part of an Ad Manager plugin thats been disabled. It functions fine when I activate it.

    I didn’t edit any files, but I did notice a while ago at one point all the images were broken. After doing a server restore, which brought wordpress back to pre-multisite, then doing a wordpress restore, all the images were restore but the menu broke.

    So I’m not sure if the restore happen to overwrite something causing it to break?

    The theme editor did check it out and said he did disable his theme and activated a different one but the problem persisted so he didn’t think it was his theme and that it was server related.

    Thread Starter ekaika

    (@ekaika)

    yeah, that’s the one – tdiforaccess.org

    Couple weeks ago at one point all the images went missing, I have no idea why…
    so I did a server restore, and then a WP DB restore, which reverted the WP back to pre-multisite and the pictures were back, but the menu went missing.

    I just put the multisite back, and still no luck

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by ekaika.
    Thread Starter ekaika

    (@ekaika)

    Just tried all that. Still nothing =/
    It shows up, then once I hit publish it all disappears.

    Hope you’re doing good. Appreciate the help.

    Thread Starter ekaika

    (@ekaika)

    @jnashhawkins? anyone?
    I spoke with the Theme editor, they took a look and couldn’t find the issue.. said it might be a server thing, so I’ve been talking with the host company.. but even they seem unsure.

    Thread Starter ekaika

    (@ekaika)

    FWIW – I noticed in Theme Editor, the stylesheet (style.css) says there are 3 errors that must be fixed before updating. I know nothing about this stuff…

    .top-menu-arrows>li>.top-menu-with-ul:focus:after,.top-menu-arrows>li:hover>.top-menu-with-ul:after,.top-menu-arrows>.top-menuHover>.top-menu-with-ul: after {

    * expected a FUNCTION or INDENT after colon at line 491, col 150

    .top-menu-arrows ul li>.top-menu-with-ul:focus:after,.top-menu-arrows ul li:hover>.top-menu-with-ul:after,.top-menu-arrows ul .top-menuHover>.top-menu-with-ul: after {

    * expected a FUNCTION or INDENT after colon at line 495, col 159

    .sf-arrows>li>.sf-with-ul:focus:after,.sf-arrows>li:hover>.sf-with-ul:after,.sf-arrows>.sfHover>.sf-with-ul: after {
    * expected a FUNCTION or INDENT after colon at line 495, col 159

    There were a bunch of other round yellow exclamation points as well…

    Thread Starter ekaika

    (@ekaika)

    Boom solved.

    Thanks for the light @jnashhawkins
    end up deleting the subdomains and creating new ones with the primary domain’s web directory. now all works perfectly.

    Thread Starter ekaika

    (@ekaika)

    I think @jnashhawkins hit it.

    We had WP installed on the main domain years ago.
    I created the subdomains and then installed wp on each subdomain, THEN created multisite. So basically I did everything ass-backwards.

    Fortunately the subdomains are nothing but bones right now, so should I delete the subdomains and everything and start again ?

    Which makes me question 1) how do I ensure WP is in the webroot and point the sub/domains there?

    Thread Starter ekaika

    (@ekaika)

    Yeah I saw that article but lost myself at step 2 and 3.
    However, I noticed (in step 4) Sites > Info > Site Address, each of the subdomains still show their respective URL.

    Perhaps I should change the URLs for the subdomains to just the main domain…
    That didn’t work.

    I removed sub2 from the Site Address (URL), saved. It just populated back to sub2.example.org

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by ekaika.
    Thread Starter ekaika

    (@ekaika)

    I have my multisite set on my main domain (.example.org) and see three sites:
    .example.org (main domain site),
    sub1.example.org (subdomain),
    sub2.example.org (subdomain)

    I just successfully uploaded a theme via Network Admin > My Sites > Themes
    Network activated it.
    I can see the theme on the main domain wp site but not the subdomains theme folder.

    Which is why I think the subdomains files are mapped individually and not to the main domain?

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by ekaika.
    Thread Starter ekaika

    (@ekaika)

    based on reading this:https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/wordpress-multisite-masterclass-getting-started/

    the file structure for the subdomains is not the same as the main domain (confirmed).

    If anyone reads this before I solve the problem – advice on how to remap the file structure or alert me if im wrong…

    Thread Starter ekaika

    (@ekaika)

    PLus… In the WPO subdomain, I can add themes/plugins. I thought this was only done on the network admin side?

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