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Thanks Paul. It turned out to be my theme….the themes settings admin menu was using the same location as buddypress. i found the function controlling it in the theme, changed it, and managed to get it worked out ??

hmmm…unfortunately (or fortunately), i havent had the need to use it in a while. You can try to do it the manual way if you have access to phpmyadmin https://www.hongkiat.com/blog/how-to-search-and-replace-wordpress-in-blog-post/ (scroll to the second method).

dont know why, but its trying to find your images in the wrong place. in the 2010 example, heres where its looking:
<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-529" title="resolution" src="https://grayhood.com/domains/grayhood.com/html/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/resolution.jpg" alt="" width="560" height="420">

So this part “domains/grayhood.com” probably shouldnt be there. You could probably do a database search and replace https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/search-and-replace/ to look for “https://grayhood.com/domains/grayhood.com/html/” and just replace it with “https://grayhood.com/” — id guess that would fix it.

not in wp-admin or wp-content. outside of there. in your public_html main directory. most likely the same directory where wp-admin and wp-content are.

totally agreed. im sure its an error they will be fixing since its a premium theme, but you know, i cant wait on that, and for whatever reason this works. im guessing it has something to do with the way it displays other loops. who knows. im just not sure if doing it this way for now messes anything else up, or will throw some kind of error.

in your post edit screen, look for the option “sticky post” and check it.

are you sure you only have one of those plugins installed? maybe theres another youre missing. if not, try going in with FTP to wp-content/plugins, and deleting or renaming the folder for that plugin.

I might be missing something, but it sounds like this is over-complicating things. You should only need to, 1) create your subdomain 2) change the URL’s in the settings of your wordpress install 3) move your files over.

Got a link? That makes it a lot simpler to pinpoint the problem. Sounds like a simple css problem, not server related.

IE is never very forgiving, and the code is looking incomplete.

You have some empty values in your css in that area…also, youre missing the quotes are the background URL. try cleaning that up, and let me know what happens.

Searching around a bit, looks like it could be various issues. Have you tried disabling your other plugins to test if its a plugin problem?

Thanks David. I just updated to 3.2, and installed the latest version of your plugin just to make double sure that this isnt a bug thats been fixed already…no go. Can you please update this post when its resolved? Its a pretty big deal for my client as you can imagine ??

You can try three things.

First, if you can still get into the admin, go to themes and activate the default theme. If you are able to do that, and you site works, then you know its a conflict with your theme.

Second, if you have other plugins installed on your site, try disabling everything except for the new one. If it works, that means theres a plugin conflict, and you can re-enable them one at a time until you find the culprit.

Third, if all else fails, you will need to deactivate the plugin.

If you couldnt get into the admin, in order to deactivate the plugin, you will need FTP access. Then find the plugin in the wp-content/plugins directory, and either rename or delete the folder where the plugin is installed. Since its a commercial plugin, they can probably help you from there.

Im guessing that when you say you added child pages, you just selected the parent page for them in the page editor. Have you actually created a navigation menu? or is just pulling it in automatically? Take a look under appearance > menus. If you see that, go in and create a menu. You should be able to drag and drop page to make them subpages of others.

not being familiar with this particular theme/slider, it may be based on the publish date of the pages or posts, so you might want to try changing those.