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pixel-Jay wrote:

You can add images to the navigation menu, instead of using the page name, for example – Sample Page, you can use <img src=”the/url/to/your/image” />
in the Label field. Assign a class to the image for more css control.
Hope this helps

thanks, works well…titles of the pages look very ugly in the backend, but as a quick fix i guess it’s ok solution.

I asked the hosting company to add the necessary lines on the root, works like a charm now. GREAT. thanks ??

Ah… i found out why I’m having issues: Wildcard and subdomains work quite differently on Plesk than they do on cPanel. See here for Plesk instructions (I would need root access to the server, which i don’t have. What a bummer): WP Codex

Thanks for the support…i’m just not feeling that comfortable with editing this DNS settings. however, it seems i cannot change the location on my server for subdomains. or i don’t get it where…

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Hey there! Thanks for the reply!

I actually only have 3 subdomains on my provider. So currently the purpose of my network is not to host a random number of sites, but only a few and I will administer each of them so I do not need sites to be set-up automatically i.e. I guess i don’t need wildcard subdomains. Am I right? I’m not sure if I actually fulfill the requirements for hosting a WP netowrk, but I didn’t find conculsive information on this anywhere.

Thanks for letting me know if there is a way where I do not have to use this wildcard part. I guess there is the possibility of using the subfolder method altogether, however I assume then that the links and paths of my original “master” WP-blog will be changed/broken which i really want to avoid.

Thank you!