Ian Dunn

Ah, I see. Are you able to configure Ultimate Member to show the content based on the role that the logged-in user has (e.g., subscriber, contributor, etc), rather than just whether or not they’re logged in?

The fact that users are logged-in to all sites in the network is just how WP is designed, and it’s up to plugins to be aware of that. It’s not the ideal behavior in every scenario, but it what they had in mind when it was built.

If Ultimate Member doesn’t have a way to configure access based on roles, then I think the only other option might be to find/build a plugin that changes the default behavior, so that users aren’t logged into all sites.

I think you can restore the meta_box_cb line you had earlier, and then add this line to register_taxonomy():

meta_box_sanitize_cb => 'sanitize_meta_box_cb_ospiti'

Then create a function with that name, and have it sanitize the values that were passed.

You can look at taxonomy_meta_box_sanitize_cb_checkboxes() and taxonomy_meta_box_sanitize_cb_input() as examples, but you’ll need to make it match the same data structure/format that your other code uses.

TwentyTwentyThree is also a block theme, so you can use the Site Editor to make some changes visually if you prefer.

Hi, I think the comment_reply_link filter will affect replying to an another comment. To change the button for submitting a reply to the post, you’ll want to use the same comment_form_defaults filter you used for the title:

add_filter( 'comment_form_defaults', 'tweak_comment_defaults' );

function tweak_comment_defaults( $defaults ) {
	$defaults['label_submit'] = 'Post Story';

	return $defaults;
}

No problem ??

No problem ??

Hi, there’s a forum specifically for that plugin, please ask there. You can find a link in the sidebar of https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/ultimate-member/

I don’t think WP has a footnotes block by default, is that something a plugin added? If so, you should contact the plugin author for support.

If that doesn’t work, it’d probably be best to ask Astra why it’s showing up differently. There are links to their free and commercial support in the sidebar of https://www.ads-software.com/themes/astra/.

Thanks! It looks like that grey color is coming from the Astra theme. It could be a bug in the theme that is causing the editor to look different.

The easiest way to fix it might be to edit the post, select “Surveyors”, and manually set a white font color. Try saving that and see if it works on the front end. If it does, apply that to the others as well.

Multisite itself can support:

• Sub-domains: cats.example.org, dogs.example.org, whales.example.org
• Sub-directories: example.org/cats/, example.org/dogs/, example.org/whales/
• Separate domains: cats-example.org, dogs-example.org, whales-example.org

Your host may not support that, though. It could also be technically possible on your host, but they just don’t officially support it. IIRC, on Dreamhost for instance, you can several “alias” domains that all point to the same folder on the file system that the main domain runs from. At that point all of the requests to all domains are being sent to WP, but WP needs to be configured to handle them.

That doesn’t always need custom code or a plugin, but many use a “domain mapping” plugin for convenience.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by Ian Dunn.

There’s no way to tell without seeing the site, can you post a link?

Hi, it’s best to ask Jetpack. If you go to https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/jetpack/ you’ll see links to free and commercial support in the sidebar.

No problem ??

For those I think you’d need to create a child theme, copy the comment template there, and modify that file. Then activate the child theme.

Since it’s a temporary site, you could also just modify the existing theme directly. Those changes will be wiped out if you update the theme, though.