Karloo

It sounds to me that you mean a 503 redirect, or are all the links exactly the same?
If that is what you want please check Google Webmaster Tools for redirects.

Rustaurius,
Thank you for a rapid answer. OK, I get it, I have to use separate pages for each of the Catalogues. I will redo the setup and see how it will behave. Hopefully it will work as expected.

Please, let me correct my first comment about jumping menues. That happened in Google Chrome when I had installed this plugin. But I also later found the same effect when working with other plugins. Therefore I tried to repeat the problem i Firefox Developer but the WP-memues was not affected at all with Credit Tracker active. I am sorry for my mistake here. That was too rapid conclusions.

I will send a screencast to labs64 to show how it looked like in Chrome.

Thank you for helping me with an example-code. That is much appreciated. I will test it. Hopefully it will solve my task. Then I will change my mind and edit my ranking for your plugin.

Thanks a lot for great help and a rapid reaction.

Best Regards

I noted that both of us had about the same question on changing font size. But there doesn′t seem to be any clear solution.

One thing that worked for me was the following code that I put late in the theme style-sheet (line 4032) after a media-query for small screens:

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@media only screen and (max-width: 460px) {

.slide-excerpt-border h2 {
	 font-size: 14px !important;
	 font-size: 0.875rem !important;
	 font-weight: normal !important;
	}

However, I have not found a way to change font to normal (not bold). As you see the css for font-weight does not execute but the font-size does. (https://www.comart-cms.se)
The font-family and color and weight may have to be changed some other way. As far as I can see with the help of Firebug there is no css property for “slide-excerpt-text” only for border.

It would have been nice if the excerpt background and the text on it could be changed independently when it comes to font, size and opacity.

Yes, and it is even harder to change in menues that someone else has created. If I had set the CSS-styles myself I would have tried, but only for the smallest screensize. Then I guess, I would have deleted the background on the buttons and adjusted the different paddings to the smaller screen as well as decreased the font-size. But that has to be done for every state of the buttons,so I refrain from mixing in.

There might be other plugins or solutions out there.

Thanks for commenting. As I understand this then the menues of the plugin should be edited in the stylesheet for the theme.

Well, now I understand why the menues fail because they try to combine two different types of thing that not are naturally combined. It might be hard to find out which CSS properties should be used to change a plugin.

Thanks CaptainCainer!
This worked nicely:

To delete the border add this to your CSS.

<br />
<pre><code>.slide-excerpt-border {
    border: none !important;
}

I could not find any reason to keep the border as it did change its width depending on the text content inside it.

#genesis-responsive-slider {<br />
    border: none !important;<br />
    padding: 0px !important;<br />
}

This above was already there as I thought that would affect the excerpt border.
I have been looking for a list on the CSS Properties for the Slider but so far I have not found any.

It was a relief to get your clear answer CaptainCainer as I have stuggled with this for some time now.

In order to help someone reading this thread I will answer my own question as I now got it working.

Yes, I had to install it here: F:\xampp\htdocs
Which means that the wordpress-folder must be deleted. However there will be a conflict between an index.php file in htdocs-folder with a file in the wordpress-folder that have the same name. I made a dirty solution and renamed the index.php to index2.php in the htdocs-folder, as it was containing a simple error-message, I did not dive any deeper into it. This made it possible to copy all the files in the wordpress-folder and put them into the htdocs-folder. (I did not choose the C-drive for the XAMPP installation as I got UAC-warnings there)

Then I worked on with activation of the multisite installation. I had good help of this e-book:
https://wpebooks.com/2010/09/how-to-enable-multisite-in-wordpress/

After that I installed the themes and the ordinary plugins.

At last I also installed the WP MU Domain Mapping plugin
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wordpress-mu-domain-mapping/installation/
which not is a quite ordinary install.

A very looong film helped me somewhat. I found it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vroXwT660H8
At about 50 minutes into the film he begins talking about the domain mapping plugin.

Now it is nice to have a local development platform where my different websites are nicely named mysite01.dev, mysite02.dev and so on, and where I can change the domain to what the client prefer.

I have now read through your ebook. I hope I can ask questions on it here which are in line with my thread here.

WordPress Multisite 101.pdf says on page 13:

You cannot install WordPress in a directory and run it from ‘root’
One of the most popular things to do is to install WordPress in a folder off of the HTML root – for example in /public_html/wordpress/ – but use the forward facing URL of https://example.com instead. 1 You can’t dowith w ith Multisite. WordPress must be installed in the /public_html/ location, especially if you intend to use Subdomains or map domains.

This is a bit unclear to me as it compares a folder hierarchy with an URL that can be affected by redirects in the .htaccess file and of virtual hosts configs. It is not obvious to me what you mean here.

In my case I want to create a localhost based on XAMPP (win7). I have it on F:\xampp\htdocs\wordpress. Does your point mean that I can′t have a folder in htdocs named wordpress? What solution is then the best for conflicting index.php files, if I delete the wordpress-folder?

When you say that: ”WordPress must be installed in the /public_html/ location” Do you then mean that the wordpress-folder in fact should be in the htdocs-folder (in my case)? It can be interpreted in different ways.

Would you please be so kind and give me an example on the right path?

Thanks a lot for the link! I have downloaded and donated, so now I am reading…. and hopefully learning.

Kind Regards

Thanks for your suggestion Ipstenu.
As I thought the WordPress-folder might be a must have, I did not reflect on deleting that level. However, now I have deleted the WordPress-folder.

During the process I found that there was a conflict between an index-file (error-check in XAMPP) in htdocs-folder and a WP-index-file (from WordPress-folder) that tells WP to load themes and output them. I eliminated the conflict by changing the name of the XAMPP-index-file.

I also had to make changes in wpconfig.php and in httpd-vhosts.conf maybe some more files.

The outcome was not successful. I got Internal Server Error instead of the earlier error-message when I tried to log in to wp-admin. The different sites was not either available.

Now I will delete the whole XAMPP-folder with WordPress and the Multisite Plugin and reinstall everything from scratch, once more. I will check up if there are any newer guides available.