jbb0906

Hi again. I really appreciate all of the help you guys are trying to provide, but I think I may not be telling you all you need to know. I created a word doc with screen captures, but can′t upload it here, so it is available at: https://oc.ednetb.com/public.php?service=files&t=e448e06442d1008657c3e96d43afea03
Please let me know if you are unable to access it. If there is a way to post it here or to email it to you, I can do that.
Thanks again
John

Thanks. That much I knew, but it seems that at some point in the configuration, I was asked to decide which structure I wanted, and I thought I′d chosen subdomains. When I access the site, I have the created subdomains on my webserver for all of the sites. If I look at the settings for one of the sites I created last year, the path is: subdomain.domain.com. When I access it, the path is subdomain.domain.com. But this week, when I tried creating a new site, in the same manner as before, I do not have the ability within wordpress network, to set the path as a subdomain. When I look at the directories through FTP, there are no distinct subfolders or subdomains visible.

With the new site I created, subdomain2.domain.com, It appears that the site has been created correctly, I receive email notification that it has been created, with a link to the site and to the wp-admin page for the site.

When I try accessing the site, there is no theme or structure. What appears is what looks like an FTP listing, with everything at the left margin, no graphics, etc.

When I try accessing the admin or log in at subdomain2.domain.com/wp-admin or subdomain2.domain.com/wp-login, both result in a page not found error.

If I use the WP dashboard interface for the sites, I am able to access the dashboards for any of the sites except the new one I created.

I have tried deleting the new site and recreating it multiple times, always with the same results.

Thanks
John

Thanks but this is exactly opposite of what I want. As it is currently set, anytime I add a new page or post or menu item, I have to manually go to each membership level and add that page or post to the menu. This seems counterproductive and is definitely time consumming and inevitably, something is going to be forgotten.

What I want is that anytime I add a new page, post or menu link, it is automatically visible on all membership levels.

The only reason I have set up membership levels is to prevent non-members from actually posting anything.

Thanks

Yes.
The only reason for requiring membership is to prevent unauthorized people from posting or downloading without permission. Anything that I post, pages I add, and menu items and or links shouild be available to anyone who accesses the home page.

Thanks.

Thanks Tobias.

I found a workaround by just pasting the HTML directly into the cell. It′s tedious and I was hoping to avoid coding, but it worked for now. I′ll work on the edit later.

Thanks for your help.
Johnn

Thanks again you should receive an email invitation. The site is ois.ednetb.com.
There WAS about 30 pages there this afternoon, but I messed up something so I′m back to square 1. ??

Thanks for your prompt response Tobias. I tried using the buttons. The link button allowed me to insert a link, but when I then click on the Imaga button, I get the popup, and my images appear, but I can′t select any of them. I switched to using the URL option and I can paste the url of the image there, but the “insert” button at the bottom is greyed out and I can′t select it, nor can I close it using the X. BTW: I′m using the latest release of Firefox.
Thanks

I don′t know how, but playing around with the db′s both problems seem now to be fixed.

Thanks