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Just to clarify, do you mean the tags wouldn’t actually display on the page/blog, but posts would still be tagged as normal and could be listed through the tag cloud?

Accounts are shared across the board, so if they need to edit something else on another blog, you can give them editor rights to it. Still only need one account with one login for the person, but they can access & switch between both as required.

What kind of error is it? A wordpress one (like page not found) or a server one?

That scenario almost seems like they could be using the network feature (the Mu merge), and have the main blog use one of the plugins to combine all the blog posts on one blog/page.

I’m getting weird paths showing up when I create my sites too. Eg: site.host.com will be created with an address of site.host.comsite_name

Manually editing the blog options and removing the generated path got the blog working for me.

I’ve had this multiple times as well, ended up giving up on the inbuilt twitter thing (shame too, since it was awesome) and use a widget.

Ok, added in the code after looking the error up. 0.0.6 should be up soon

Thanks for the info, will take a look and add it in

So, a little bit of a DUH moment for me. The offending plugin was written by WordPressSupplies.

Anyway, the plugin has this code at like #143

if($wpdb->get_var("SELECT COUNT(link_id) FROM $wpdb->links WHERE link_url='https://wordpresssupplies.com/'")==0)
		wp_insert_link(array('link_name' => 'Wordpress Themes', 'link_url' => 'https://wordpresssupplies.com/', 'link_description' => 'Download Free WordPress Themes and Plugins' ));

I downloaded and checked the copy on their own website as well as checking the hosted version and both were the same. The WordPress hosted version also does the same thing.

Personally I think modifying someone’s blogroll without their knowledge is outside the scope of what a plugin should do, especially since it’s supposed to suggest tags for you and that’s all it’s advertised as.

I found it. Surprisingly it wasn’t too hard to find, I downloaded all of my plugin & theme folders, then used the search files feature of Notepad++ to find “wordpressupplies” and it searched all of the plugin files and pulled it up.

I will download the file stored on here to see if the same issue is in it first.

Yeah, I searched the entire theme and zip. I’m positive it’s not the theme.

The trouble is, all of my plugins came from the WordPress plugin site you linked, which worries me. But I’m assuming it’s not possible by who (if, I don’t know) reviews the plugins to catch everything a plugin does.