Noel Forte

BTW, here’s a link to an image that better describes what I’m looking at.
https://files.noelforte.com/public/missing-info.png

Fixed it. Thanks for all your help.

OK, so I’ve got the multisite plugin working. Unfortunately, when I implement the code onto my page, the browser returns the following errors.

Implemented this:
<?php Multisite_Global_Search::ms_global_search_horizontal_form('search-results') ?>

Returned this:

Warning: Missing argument 2 for Multisite_Global_Search::ms_global_search_vertical_form(), called in /home/noelfo5/public_html/wp-content/themes/fortissimo/homepage.php on line 40 and defined in /home/noelfo5/public_html/wp-content/plugins/multisite-global-search/inc/class.widgets.php on line 109

Warning: Missing argument 3 for Multisite_Global_Search::ms_global_search_vertical_form(), called in /home/noelfo5/public_html/wp-content/themes/fortissimo/homepage.php on line 40 and defined in /home/noelfo5/public_html/wp-content/plugins/multisite-global-search/inc/class.widgets.php on line 109

Yes I’m a guy , and i was considering perhaps using google custom search to deliver results. What I’m basically looking for is a way to search over multiple blogs an display the results on a seperate page.

Alright, I’ve gone through everything in google and the plugin respiratory. Thank you kindly for the suggestions.

Any other ideas?

Thanks. I figured that I’d probably have to do something like this. I’ll keep this post open in case I run into anything.

I think that I might be as well. Let’s try again.

Basically, I want to assign archive.php a template name. Unfortunately, duplicating it, renaming it to something such as “blog.php”, adding:

/*
*Template Name: Blog Template
*/

to the top of the page, creating a new page in WordPress, and adding the template to it generates the result above as seen in the link. (In this case, the page is called blog.) Clicking the post on that page simply returns the page you were already on.

So in a nutshell, the task is still: make archive.php into a template, so I can apply custom styles and code to it.

Here’s a link to the page that I’m having a problem with. I want to use it as an archive page, and call a post format (content-*name*.php), but I want to use it as a page template and not call it as the “posts” page.

https://dev.noelforte.com/blog/

Alright. Sounds good. I figured that that’s what I’ll probably have to do.

On second thought, another way to accomplish what I’m trying to is to grab another site’s menu.

Is there a way to grab the menu of another site on a multisite install? For example, display a sub-blog’s menu on the main site?

This looks cool, but it doesn’t seem to be exactly what I’m looking for. With this particular plugin, it seems to be built around having the other sites replicate the menu site’s menu, where what I’m trying to have one separate menu for each site, but both sites still display both menus.

Thank you for the plugin suggestion! If anyone else has any tips, I’d love some suggestions!

I think I may have also found a manual way to do it by coping and pasting code by hand to create the menus.

You’ve provided a localhost domain here, so no one can help you until you provide an actual URL that exists.