dana-wildflower

Hey @karina77, it looks like your modernizr.js file is not being found. Check its location. This is more than likely the problem.

Good Luck!

Hey Arvarius, you could probably accomplish question one using a robots.txt file, using the Disallow: command.

Question 2 could be many factors including how popular the keywords are in your website name and also, just time. Even Google takes time to index and re-index things.

3. If you don’t have a meta description tag defined most search engines will grab the first text they see which is probably the page title then the standard wordpress tagline found in the General Settings section of your WP Admin.

Hope this helps!

Good Luck!

Hey @liquidshrapnel, sorry to hear you’re still having a problem with this. To me it seems to be a pixel width issue and not actual file size one.

Out of curiosity I ran a test on a WP 4.3.1 Install thinking there might be some pixel width limit somewhere in the core. I uploaded a 5100px x 3400, 1.5 MB Image with no problem.

The only other thing I can think of is basically the usual drill when having any kind of problem. Disable all plugins, try to upload the image using the default WP theme “Twenty Fifteen”.

Sorry, I really can’t think of anything else.
Good Luck!

Sorry if this is a silly question, but do you have any database backups you can restore from? It sounds like you might have messed your db up.

Hey @liquidshrapnel, what did you set for the upload_max_filesize? Just curious. Sometimes setting this just a little higher than you need, like 5M can help.
Also, have you tried a different image that is also 5000px wide? Maybe there’s something wrong with the image file itself.

Good Luck!

Hey @lrileypool, I don’t think W3 Total Cache is a database manager, but it could be part of the problem. Have you tried clearing the plugin’s cache? This setting / option should be found somewhere in the W3 Total Cache Settings screen. Sorry I can’t be more specific; I’ve never used this particular caching plugin.

Also, I use this database manager plugin .

It’s very reliable and it has both optimize and an empty / drop tables feature which may clean out whatever may have been left over from when you deleted the plugin earlier.
Good luck!

If this is your multisite then you could add a conditional in the theme’s functions file targeting the particular site by the blog_id or even in the theme’s style sheet possibly. Hope that helps!

There are definitely plugins out there that will help you accomplish this.
Check out the plugin repository and search for “email”. Looking quickly, I know I’ve used one of these in the past, “Postman SMTP Mailer/Email Log” I think, with very good results.
Good Luck!

Do you use a database manager plugin? Usually optimizing your database will fix this. Good luck.

Hi, torrid33, I’ve found that creating a custom home page template like my-home.php is the most useful solution, this way you can have whatever you want on your home page, posts, static page content, or both. Just make sure to select the my-home template for your home page in the home page edit screen in the “page attributes” meta box. Hope this helps. Good luck!

Forgot to check “resolved”

Hi, that’s great news and thanks so much for the detailed explanation and instructions! I’m looking forward to getting this setup and hopefully will be doing this in the next day or so.

I’ll mark this as “resolved”.

Thanks again,
Dana

Hi, it’s client1-domain.com/wp-login.php. And let me make sure I understand…

client1-domain.Network.com/wp-login.php would be protected as client1-domain is the sub-domain of Network.com, but what about the actual “mapped” domain’s login, “client1-domain.com/wp-login.php”?

I’m using wpmudev’s Domain Mapping plugin which has the option to allow each sub-site to login at the mapped Domain instead of the original sub-domain that was created for wordpress, Ex: client1-domain.com/wp-login.php as opposed to client1-domain.Network.com/wp-login.php.

I hope that was clear. Thanks so much for your time!
Dana

Thanks for the info and thank you for this plugin! I look forward to the “rename login feature” making it into multisite in future releases. I would recommend this plugin to anyone who asked about security.

Thanks again,
Dana

Thanks for the quick response, and sorry, this didn’t answer my question. I don’t think I explained correctly. What I am trying to achieve is the following…

On a domain-based Multisite install where each sub site is mapped to the client’s own domain like this, subsite-one = client-one.com, subsite-two = client-two.com, etc. I am trying to achieve client-one.com/new-login, client-two.com/new-login, etc.

When I enable the “Rename login page” feature for client-one.com it gives me client-one.com/new-login, just as I want, but it doesn’t do this for client-two.com, client-three.com, nor is the “Rename login page” feature available in client-two.com or client-three.com’s dashboards.

That’s why I asked about installing the plugin on each subsite as opposed to the Network activation option, to achieve client-one.com/new-login, client-two.com/new-login, etc.

I hope that made sense.

Thanks,
Dana