DowntownRob

I appreciate the reply. I edited the theme’s functions.php file and simply reversed the registration of the two menus so that the main menu registers first, and the top menu registers second, and it now uses the main menu as desired.

I think it’d be great if in the Jetpack mobile theme configuration you could instead select which menu to display, if there are more than one to choose from, so that hard-coding theme customizations are not necessary for others in the future.

Thanks,
Rob

I sure will, and will report back. Thanks.

FYI to everyone that sees this error, that particular function causing the error is built by the hashed code at the top of version.php typically injected by a script that hacks the site. Removing that block of jumbled code will fix the problem, but you also should address how the file got modified in the first place. Change your FTP passwords to something very strong, change your admin passwords too. Secure your site, otherwise it can happen again, and next time might be worse.

FYI to everyone that sees this error, that particular function causing the error is built by the hashed code at the top of version.php typically injected by a script that hacks the site. Removing that block of jumbled code will fix the problem, but you also should address how the file got modified in the first place. Change your FTP passwords to something very strong, change your admin passwords too. Secure your site, otherwise it can happen again, and next time might be worse.

I was thinking of the same thing today and came across your post, but in reading more it seems no plugin is required, just use CSS classes, and the hover state to set a different image.

One example:
https://webdevelopblog.com/css/create-a-css-image-rollover.html

Rob
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As an update to this thread… I was able to get it working on a fresh installation of WordPress 3.1.3 just fine, and it works beautifully with two domain names, one mapped to a subdomain of the main site.

So, there’s something not quite right about the existing installation I have with this site… I may just migrate it off this installation and move it fresh over to the new installation as a 3rd subdomain mapping.

I can’t even get that far – as soon as I network activate the plug-in, I can’t reach any Admin pages at all, I get the redirect loop errors. I can still browse both subdomain sites ok though.

Oh oops this thread is marked as resolved, my bad in posting a reply here. I’ll start a new thread…

Please help. As soon as I network activate, I get a dreaded Redirect Loop error, and I have to delete the domain_mapping.php file to get it to go away.

I am running WP 3.1.3 with multisite enabled, just two subdomain sites, both working and browsable. I have sunrise.php in place, the sunrise defined in wp-config.php, and I verified that it does create the two domain_mapping* tables in the DB, both empty. I’ve tried dropping both tables and reloading the plug-in fresh, no luck. I’ve tried removing the multisite redirect lines in .htaccess, no effect. I’ve tried going through the plug-in code itself, comment out lines, etc but no luck.

I’d once love to even see the menu itself. Help!