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Thanks for the fast answer, in fact i was 2 seconds faster finding out that if there is no “wp-caption” section in a style sheet i have to look for “img” and there for either a solid border color or a background color!

Yes i can!
It is http://buycelergen.cz.cc/
and i have currently one post published: http://buycelergen.cz.cc/buy-celergen/
and this goes as mentioned right back to the main page, and i sure am puzzled because that is not the way i know WordPress, just no clue how or what i may have ticked on to have this happening (all pages work fine, just the blog entry redirects to main)

Sorry for the late answer, i caught the flu, and my lappy an HD collapse, so i had to spend the weekend COMPUTERLESS – what a life that is!
Yep, i figured it also out, custom menu, i just could not find it because the Theme i chose did not have it built in already, but instructions on coding it in, so i can only say thanks for guiding me through the multi user setup process successfully.

Thanks for the info again Andrea.
I did get the CSS plugin you mentioned and i see what you mean, it gives me basically a seperate new CSS code sheet to overide or add whatever to the existing Theme CSS, and this individually for each site, that’s great for someone like me who always goes right into the Themes style sheet and edits things in there, even though i know i get into trouble with that in case of a Theme update…..

So far so good, but – talking of header images, where do i place the images that are specifically used in one of the added sites but not the main sites (exactly such as different header images for each site)??

Example as is at present:
In my main sites Theme CSS i have

#header{

height:278px;
width:100%;
overflow:hidden;
background: #000 url(images/rtb-cart-top-logo.jpg) repeat-x top left;

}

In my subfolder additional user site i added

#header {
height:278px;
width:100%;
overflow:hidden;
background:#000 url(‘images/head.jpg’) repeat-x top left;
}

into the CSS Stylesheet Editor
NO IMAGE SHOWING, no real surprise, as the image is in the main sites Theme – oh, i got it, in such cases i have to use the full URL / path tothe image, yep, that works, so we’re all done installing the new multi user WP, kind of fun.

Just at the end i’d like to ask you the question i kept on asking myself;
Is this the way to go (the multi user WP installation i mean) to run a sports club site that gives each team member his own blog / pages and independant Admin login /area – or would some Role management with only a single WP site set up have been a more elegant or leaner way to achive the exact same thing???
(i did initially try and research stuff with plugins to a single WP site like
members
restrict-categories
role-scoper
capsman
just could not grasp how all these could be used to restrict each club member to his blog or page and see nothing else in his Admin area and have his own blog, not just a “category within one single blog for all”)

Thanks a bundle for the info.
I already did do the
define( ‘SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL’, false );
thing, at first a bit of another surprise no one told me of, now i found the 2 previously installed but not working sub domains simply changed into / meaning i had 3 sites but all pointed to the main URL!!!!

Anyway, i could figure that (partly i guess) out myself, i simply added 2 new sites, and this time they where created as subdirectories correctly.

But,
http://freelancer.0fees.net/king/
and
http://freelancer.0fees.net/queen/
are at present without a Theme attached to them, what is missing here??
And eventually even more curious to me,
how does “king” or “queen” login to their respective sites please??
I tried to simply add
http://freelancer.0fees.net/king/wp-admin
but that is a “not found” result, i tried to use the main Admin login and use the pwd and usr name for either, king or queen, but i ended up in the actual main Admin where all the posts and pages of the main site where showing – instead of nothing as there was for each of the new sites, how is this to explain / do so that king only gets logged into his castle and queen into hers and nothing else???

P.S.
Nope, installing this multi site thing is not really complicated, the complication comes in exactly at situations like mine, where things don’t go as supposed to according to the instructions, in other words, the unexpected issues are what gives it a certain learning curve, but that is exactly what i am testing this for, to learn it, also if things do not go as expected – and maybe your answers (hopefully to still come) can be of good use for others that come across the same issues with WP multi users installations??