Andrea

I thought I’d tried that first, but after trying it now I see that I must have not because it works. Thanks.

That last question was a silly one. I looked at the code again and changed it. I’d had the code where I wanted it previously but was using the wrong theme, then just stuck the code in while playing around.

Resolved.
I’ll deal with page title stuff separately because it’s a WordPress SEO plugin issue.

I just resolved the second issue after playing around. I realized that I wasn’t applying the “Default Events Theme” to the calendar.

The first issue persists but it’s not a big deal. Just means that there’s no title associated with the calendar. I have a few issues to sort out with the other plugin.

Can I move up the location of the legend?

Hi Rob.

Give me until tomorrow and I’ll check back in. I came across the previous reply in my inbox earlier, didn’t remember if I dealt with it and didn’t have time today. I know that I have been updating the plugin.

Thanks a lot.

Rob, you’re right. Apologies to Andy. His answer was correct but I was still thinking in the context of the plugin.

Thanks, guys.

I did but didn’t see it there. I looked again after reading your reply in case I missed it but it’s really not there.

I’m using the free version. Maybe I can’t change it in the free version?

I just did all that, tried to log into my dashboard and was told “authentication required”. Having done this previously, I know this is related to .htaccess. So, just to check, I renamed .htaccess to keep it accessible but out of the way. The result:

Error establishing database connection

If your site does not display, please contact the owner of this network. If you are the owner of this network please check that MySQL is running properly and all tables are error free.

Could not find site [url]. Searched for table wp_blogs in database mak0931507220478. Is that right?

What do I do now? Read the bug report page. Some of the guidelines there may help you figure out what went wrong. If you’re still stuck with this message, then check that your database contains the following tables:

wp_users
wp_usermeta
wp_blogs
wp_signups
wp_site
wp_sitemeta
wp_registration_log
wp_blog_versions

– i.e., that tables that I dropped. “[url]” is where I removed the URL when I posted it above. The URL appears in the actual message.

Will that go away?

Also, the .htaccess file looks like this:

AuthType Basic
AuthName “User Backups”
AuthUserFile /home/content/63/5001063/html/stats/.statspwd
require valid-user
Options +Indexes\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\

The AuthName has seemed like a problem since the last time I attempted this.

Thanks!

From what I’ve read it is possible to convert back to a single site, but because I broke it trying to do that I went back to using a network (it was a line of code that I added back in to the wp-config file).

I think I referred to these threads when I was looking to disable the network:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/disabling-multisite-with-wp-30?replies=6
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/revert-to-single-site?replies=3
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/undo-network-feature?replies=17 (I didn’t drop any tables.)

Maybe I should copy my query over to the multisite forum. Now that I’m ready sites over there again it seems that I might be able to extrapolate an answer.

You’re correct about the plugin.
As for restoring, I did that when I re-enabled the network because it suggested that I repair & optimize the database. Might I have to do some repairs from phpMyAdmin?

I should also mention that when I deleted the multiuser network I also deleted the staging site (second database). Before I did anything else I exported the site as an XML file hoping that this would save me if I ran into trouble. Regardless, the problems publishing new pages would be a separate issue I think. Or not.

Thanks.
So what now? Is there another way?

I also just discovered that a new plugin I installed on the network doesn’t appear on the site’s plugin list. The problem began because months ago I’d installed a Multiuser network for the sake of a staging site (I really should have just created a new WP database – learned that shortly after I installed it), then recently I decided to nix the network and go back to one site, then a second DB on which to create a staging site.

(Not really resolved but I realized that I’d posted it in the wrong section of the forum.)

Resolved. I re-added the multi-site network. It made a back up copy of my website come to life.

*bumping up this question*
I’m wondering about subscribers too but it hasn’t been answered. I’m searching through the forum to see if I can learn how to see who my subscribers are.