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  • Hi,
    If your intention is to move your site from your local server to your live server (diferent host or location)then this Codex will help:

    https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Moving_WordPress

    Hello there,
    Welcome to WordPress forums.
    I visited your Website and check the template you have installed. This is not a WordPress related issue. This comes from the way the template handles the responsive logo image. I see your template is “charityhub” which is a paid template. I would recommend you to get in touch with their support which is available for purchased customers.

    i hope this help you!

    Hello,

    When you use multisite in WordPress, you are creating a Network of sites, that is the main goal. Multisite comes with the options of creating child-sites within a subdomain or a folder structure.

    mysite.mymaindomain.com
    mysite.com/my-child-site.

    Each new site has its own dashboard that can be access from separate wp-admin url. (check roles and capabilities within a Network)

    to enable multisite you should look here: WP CODEX this tutorial will give you the core knowledge.

    https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Create_A_Network

    you will need to install wordPress and soon installed ENABLE multisite, follow the instructions. your installation will be always the main domain (site), and the child-sites will take the structure you define, “folder or subdomain” ( you need to check if your host support domain mapping for using subdomains).

    The other part of your question is mostly domain mapping and reselling, your client’s intention is as i understand to allow users to look for a custom domain and create their sites alone, maybe you want to check this plugin, reading boths articles will give you a point to start.

    https://premium.wpmudev.org/project/domain-mapping/

    i hope this is of help!

    #happycoding

    Hi there,

    You dont have to be afraid. if you follow the link i sent you, and open the css available to edit you can just add the rule and reload the post page in another browser, if something is damaged you can always remove it, a line of CSS wont harm the functionality of the page.
    unfortunately there is not other way to change the color of a HTML element with other than apply a CSS rule to it. ” not that i am aware!

    try it and you can always come back for help!

    #happycoding !

    Hi there,

    This is not a problem with your WordPress site. if you are using Firefox this is a known bug and there is a fix for that or clear install. please visit and follow the support on mozilla.org

    this link might be a point to start
    https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/944602

    i hope this helps!

    #happycoding!

    Hello there,

    you can check if the theme you are using uses the customizer:

    wp-admin/leftsidebar/appearance/customizer: you should be able there
    to add something like:

    hr { background : gray;}

    if your theme does not use a customizer that is unlikely there is always under wp-admin/leftsidebar/appearance/edit CSS the posibility to overwrite CSS check this article in WordPress.com

    https://en.support.wordpress.com/custom-design/editing-css/

    you may add the same rule above to that css file,

    i hope this help,

    #happycoding

    Hello,

    There is plenty of documentation the Codex is the right place to look , now here on the WordPress forums you can always come back, i am glad it helped you.

    Hi,

    If you are using Jetpack for displaying related post on your single post template, i think you can use Jetpack_RelatedPosts_Raw to build your own list of Related Posts

    https://jetpack.com/support/related-posts/customize-related-posts/#raw

    I hope this helps !

    #happycoding

    Hi there and welcome to wordpress forums

    First of all, check the Codex and learn how to create a Network in WordPress. This will help you from the core to understand how it works.

    https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Create_A_Network

    This is a pretty straight forward process and not much different than a normal WordPress Install.A few more lines of code in the wp-config.php a few others changes on the file structure and the good thing is ” Worpress will take care of the most for you” or guide you clear during the process.

    By running a Network you are already using the same database:

    there are 11 tables in a single installation of WordPress to store your content and settings, when you enable multisite nine of this tables will be duplicate for every site you create inside the network so if you got a lot of site you got as well a lot of tables. that way the content for each site is separate.
    if you are creating a Multisite (Nwtwork in an existing wordpress site this post will be of help

    https://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/convert-wordpress-site-to-multisite

    There are 2 options for each new site you create, you can either use a subdomain structure as you mentioned in your post, or you can use folder structure, again, the link above to the Codex will answer this in detail.

    ” if I post in the sub-one, I want to show well in the main (latest posts) on the main page. if you click on it will lead to a sub-domain. “
    You want to check buddypress as well, when enable in a multisite enviroment there are “global news” or “post for the Network as widgets to bring content or latest post from to the main site. The plugins repository might have some other plugins you want to check.

    i hope this helps, and if you have any doubt you can always come back here !

    #happycoding

    As far as i understand and my own experience, when you run a multisite , not admin is allowed to install themes or plugins, this applies to updates too from the Codex i quote
    https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Multisite_Network_Administration

    The capabilities of the site administrator role are also reduced in a WordPress Network. Site admins cannot install new themes or plugins and cannot edit the profiles of users on their site. Only the Network Admin (aka Super Admin) has the ability to perform these tasks in a WordPress network.

    If you are the owner super admin of the network you will always have access to the super admin dashboard at the top left of the page under ” my site” the first submenu network admin, you can just simply switch to that dashboad view to check out what is for updating.

    Remember that one of the reasons of multisite to be installed is to make easier for you from one sigle location, the management of multiple sites, that includes you to be the sole responsable for the updates and etc.

    i hope this help

    #happycoding !

    Hello there,
    It is possible, as i understand you are running a local server XAMPP.
    since you are converting an existing site you would have to use the subdomain option, since you already have content and permalinks set up for that content.
    I think this tutorial can be helful i just did the same with an existing local installation in MAMP, not all the steps you wil follow exactely but it is a guide and i am sure will help you too.
    http://www.wpexplorer.com/quick-guide-wordpress-multisite-installation/
    if not you can always come back with details to find extra help.

    happycoding !

    mako445

    (@mako445)

    @mecanographik

    you just saved me a lot of hair pulling, i am using WP-Mail-SMTP and seems this causes the emails to reset to text just as you mentioned. i used your first code and voila ! runs like a charm.
    txs a lot for sharing !

    Mako

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