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I am still having the same issue with images. I now am getting the “image does not meet security guideline” message. In my Admin Options my supported file types are:
jpg jpeg png gif mp3 mov avi wmv midi mid pdf

I can’t figure this out! I did not have ANY problems before the new update. Ideas? Help!

Along the same issue….now when trying to validate my RSS feeds I’m getting the “content:encoded” error message because of those images I had trouble with. They contain a bad URL in the link. They read “<img src=”webkit-fake-URL://” instead of a valid URL. The images were copied and pasted from Amazon. I never had this trouble before I updated. How do I rewrite those links to work? Obviously the URL needs to point to my site but how do I include the rest of the link. Should I just delete those images and try different ones again?!?! So weird!

Not sure why or how but I re-loaded the image from a different source and now it works!

I deactivated all my plugings and previewed the page again and it was the same-no images. I haven’t tried switching to the default theme only because the rest of my site upon preview (old posts with images) still shows up fine. Don’t you think that means the theme is fine with the update?

After working with hostgator support for over an hour trying to get this done (they parked it on WP but it still didn’t appear in my dashboard “sites”) I have given up. I’ve spent DAYS trying to get a second site started and I’ve decided to just start a new site elsewhere. I do appreciate your help though.

I’m not gonna lie cybercupidco….I feel a little better that someone else is having the same problem. ;P
Andrea….THANK YOU for checking back in and continuing to help. I can see by the support message board you are seriously busy! I’m going to do what you said now and will check back in with results!

Yes my multisite is in my wp-content folder under public_html. Sorry to be so computer illit but how do I “park” the domain on top of the wordpress install? Thanks again for your reply!

I talked again to my webhost (hostgator) and they did not know what file I was referring to. They wanted me to clarify to you that the domain I’m adding to my network is an “add on” domain. I don’t know if that makes any difference but they said there was no folder they could see that I should omit…..?????

Sorry for the repeat Ipstenu…….new here.
Andrea-thanks for the reply. Do you mean the file in my cpanel under “web root” that is titled that domain? Sorry, I’m not very computer savvy and I had to have my webhost help me get this installed. ??

Worked with my web host and got it worked out! Yay!

I went back into my public_html file to make sure my config file and .htaccess were updated correctly to what it says under “network” on dashboard and now when I try to log in my admin page (https://mydomain.com/wp-admin/) it is redirecting me directly to my blog site! Now I’m worried I messed something up. What did I do wrong?

Ok..got back on to admin page but still no superadmin feature. I have logged in and out and cleared cache, etc. Any ideas?

Oddly enough now it’s not letting me log into my admin area! I’m at “https://mydomain.com/wp-admin/&#8221; and now all of a sudden my password is not working!!! i did dump all my cookies and cache BTW. This is so frustrating!

I have done that to no avail. ??