becomebecome

For this specific issue your suggestion would apply indeed.

I have other plans for the publishing platform future which will greatly benefit from the Multisite capabilities of WP.

In the meantime, I solved the issue using :

https://ocaoimh.ie/wordpress-mu-sitewide-tags/

It does not do exactly what I wanted, but I’ll adapt the content to it.

Thank You Ipstenu!

Solved the issue without using the plugin.
Still, would be interesting to have a solution for this.
Thank You!

…I believe to the WP install it feels like going and fetching posts from a completely different website then filter it to display it Home.

It is not a plugin working ‘internally’…

Not to accomplish this specifically on Multisite versions of WP.

=(

It worked

=)

Thank You!

Yes,

the TOP Menu bar, which is a custom Menu where the usual Home button is found alongside a couple others.

I want to add and About button, and I want it all the way to the right, not floating left with the others.

Menu bar is visible here:

https://www.becomebecome.com

Thanks

mmmh,

tried to put the exact text you suggest in Style.css and nothing changes.

Created a couple of button named TEST and MORE in the Menu.

Changed your text to:

#TEST {
text-align: right;
}

…and it did not move it to the right.
Not to the right of the Menu items (MORE is still last),
nor to the extreme right of the Menu, which is what I want to accomplish.

Hmmmm…

PS – Delete the buttons while I wait for new developments on this…

Installed the safecss plugin.

Tried with the above code found on other forums googling the issue with item code from my two sites homepages here:

https://becomebecome.com/

and here

https://aphorisms.becomebecome.com/

clicked Preview…

Nothing changes.

=(

How do I go about moving one Menu item to the right end of the Menu bar?
Is this such a strange custom request?
I seem to find so little info on the web about this…

Thanks

Yes.

Twenty Eleven last version.

That’s exactly my problem…

I did find the items I need to modify using Firebug but style.css (Editor option) is only available at Network Admin level, not for individual sites.

The items I need to modify are different from one site to another because (as far as I can tell) they are coded from custom site Menus, not from a general style.css common to both sites.

Where do I go and change those bits of .css then?

Thanks

When I click on EDIT under the HTML tab everything gets messed up and there’s no Search option available.
If I do not click on EDIT, I′m not sure where should I put the new code in the “dented” structure of the code displayed.
Or should I work in the CSS tab?
…also
The code mentioned above looks right to you?
Do the changes I apply with Firebug stay encoded on the website css for other visitors in the future too or just me and my Firefox install?

I mean do the changes Firebug apply get recorded at install level in the WP directory at my host provider?

Sorry for so many beginner’s quetions, editing style.css looked much easier, but I’m glad to have the opportunity to learn something new and make it work.

Thank You!

Fantastic.

Thanks a lot Ipstenu.

=)

Ok, everything is working fine now.

Thanks!

Got it.
In case someone gets stuck like me, details for DNS wildcard procedure with Hostgator available here :

https://journalxtra.com/websiteadvice/wordpress/activating-wordpress-3-0-multi-site-formerly-multi-user-mu-2149/

Will report back here about results.

Thanks!

mmmh…

ok, thought I did the .htcaccess step wrong and went for a clean re-install of the WPMU platform.

Now I am stuck because Hostgator Servers will not let me clean install on top of a previous version (long list of ‘already existing files’ error, error,…).

Anyway, I think I can recover my blog once they bring it back (recover from delete) or let me fresh install a new WPMU (Xcloner should get my posts and structure back, right?).

Now to stick to the subject…

My Subdomains plugin is history, It is how I managed the MU functionality under classic WP install.
I just deleted it.
All subdomains previously created in cPanel are gone also, to prevent conflicts.
Thanks for feedback on this, guys.
So no need to be ‘mapping’ subdomains now, right?
I’m a little green on WP and coding in general so please bear with me…

I guess the most important question raised in my head right now is:

Creating Subdomains from WPMU dashboard work on its own or should I go and create subdomains ‘paired’ to them from the cPanel in Hostgator everytime I create a ‘samename.becomebecome.com’ subdomain from the WPMU dashboard?

Also, @ipstenu, I am going to wipe clean the .htcaccess and paste the code from the WPMU install like I did before when the new install comes alive, ok?
No ‘adding’, but ‘replacing’.
Confirmed?
(Thanks)

And I was thinking about Xcloning back my content under the classic WP install BEFORE upgrading to WPMU.
Make sense to you too?

Thanks a lot for feedback.
Loving this community and hope to give back some day when I get more experienced…

Cha Cha