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@soli, please send me your direct contact information.

Unfortunately, it’s a private site.

@jacob,

Unfortunately no.. I didn’t find a solution. My solution was to change the entire website to be a “Responsive Design” so that this would be totally irrelevant. We’re still in the process of doing so.

If you find a solution, please let me know.
Cheers.

Still have no solution to this issue. Please help. Thank you.

Figured it out..

<?php echo site_url(“/”); ?>

Thanks so much.. One of those days.. ??

Cheers.

Awesome!!! Thanks that works like a charm.

One slight little thing.. The URL strings are coming in without the “/” only on the following;
https://www.MyURL.com/new-york
https://www.MyURL.com/sao-paulo
https://www.MyURL.com/dallas

But not on;
https://www.MyURL.com/

Minor detail but shouldn’t they come in with the “/”?

No. Unfortunately, there are many more steps than two. If there were only two steps it would take 2 minutes. But You did good in getting me to think about the method. So thank you very much. It worked out well after finding the two articles. Cheers.

Awesome!

Thanks guys. Both answers were great advice.

@josh So the WordPress Export will export everything but the media files? Correct?

@ipstenu Thanks for the recommendation. I searched around the interweb and found these two articles that ‘slightly’ extended upon your answer. But your answer did get me searching.

Anyone looking to Force WordPress Multisite to use Sub-Directories or Sub-Folders these two articles will guide you through the process. Read both fully before starting.

Best Article: (Takes a while to load the page. Be patient)
https://lesterhein.com/how-to-enable-multi-sites-using-sub-directories-in-wordpress-3/

Reference Article:
https://journalxtra.com/websiteadvice/wordpress/how-to-force-multi-site-to-use-subdirectories-2427/

Thanks again guys. Cheers.

Thanks. I’ll try that along with <meta name=”apple-mobile-web-app-capable” content=”yes” /> in the header and see if that works.

Ultimately, this would Be best as a plugin. I suspect this is something that is needed from now on as the amount of pixels lost to the ‘Safari User Interface Components’ are substantial.

Thanks again. ??

Buzz buzz buzz.. ??

Yes, the <meta name=”apple-mobile-web-app-capable” content=”yes” /> method is the method that needs to be used but more is needed.

The reason is:
As soon as the user clicks on any link when the WordPress theme is in ‘webapp’ mode, the clicked link will open in ‘mobile safari’ unless the link contains a target=’webapp’ statement in the href.

I don’t have a solution to globally place the ‘ target=”webapp” ‘ to make the above method work.

Any solutions to this would be greatly appreciated..

Thank you.
G.

function mobile_redirect() {
global $is_mobile;
if ( $is_mobile ) {
// replace URL_TO_MOBILE_SITE with your site’s mobile URL i.e. https://mobile.example.com
header( ‘Location: URL_TO_MOBILE_SITE’ );
exit;
}
}
add_action(‘after_setup_theme’, ‘mobile_redirect’);

Anyone know of a solution for this? I am going batty trying to solve this..

Thanks.

Successful install!!! ??

Thank Jan.

Now to get the plugin to function for pages, categories and posts. If any of the internal links does not contain ‘target=”webapp”‘ then the website app takes the user to back to safari. This is the main reason for using the plugin.

Cheers.
G