jduche

Such a beautiful theme, but my customer also finds not having the top menu item of a drop-down to be clickable seems counter-intuitive.

So I’m adding a comment so that I will be notified of further developments here. Other than this menu thing and the “ghost post” on the front page (“{no title} Read The Post”) when there are no posts, this theme is a keeper!

That would be great! I need to be able to include agreement information so folks remember what they agreed to. Great plug-in overall though. Thanks!

Why are you so smart? You told me before that if the url’s changed the number of characters, it messed things up. I thought that sounded crazy, yet serialization was at the root of my problem and you were correct.

So I read that everyone always tells everyone to turn off the plugins- but as a n00b, I was sure that didn’t apply to me. Surely my problem was much more complex that that. And you know what? You were correct again.

I shall never doubt you and will always speak highly of you at cocktail parties, etc. Thank you again for your assistance.

Hah! My utmost apologies. I merely thought that due to my INCREDIBLE inexperience, that I was unable to craft a message that others would understand. Mostly because I’m not sure I know whats going on!

The posts (wp_*_posts) tables in both databases look identical. I have a php script that does the search/replace for the domain string in all tables and I check when it is done to make sure it worked.

I think I will start over from scratch again and update here. Hopefully, I will gain enough experience so that I, too, will be able to assist others. But thank you for your help.

Yeah, silence is what I sort of expected. Searches for this issue on the web say stuff like “just redo your menus and display options.” Which would be fine for a single blog instance of WP, which I’m not.

As an associated clue, an import tells me “Menu item skipped due to missing menu slug” for menus. Seems to be only for sub-levels in the menu. I wonder why slugs are missing?