lowtech_redneck

McDirt,

For a Genisis theme you will need to use a version of Styles found here:
https://thestizmedia.com/styles-genesis-add-ons/. Trying to use the THIS version of the plugin won’t work for you. The plugin works as described. Your rating is a bit unfair as the limitation isn’t with the plugin, but your understanding of its currently available themes.

There is native support for sub-sub theme menus in WP core. Depending on the theme your using may determine if these are visible or not. You can create the structure you have above and click on the item you want to sub-sub menu and drag it over to the sub position, then over agian to sub-sub position. Give this a try and if it’s not working for you update this thread with your particular theme.

In short no and yes. What your describing is exactly what multi-site does. That said you may want to look at the plugin:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-subdomains-revisited/

It will let you create categories within a single site and have each domain point to an individual category.

You didn’t mention what theme your trying to modify……so….
If your using one of the default templates such as 2010,11,13 you can install a plugin like (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/styles/) that will update the CSS for you via native dashboard. If your using another theme update your Title with that theme so we can get specific help to you.

What is the end goal your site? I see from your link you have multi-site installed but possibly not correct just yet. Multi-site MAY be the answer for you or perhaps categories within a single domain using the https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-subdomains-revisited/ pluggin. We really need more information before we can get you the best answer.

If your sure the password is correct (no password errors) simply can’t get past login screen. Clearing cookies, cache etc, didn’t solve anything, replaceing install files doesn’t resolve the issue try this:

1. via ftp rename “wp-content” > “plugins” to “plugins_bak”
2. create new dir “plugins”
3. login to wp (which now worked for me)
4. via ftp remove empty “plugins” created in step 2
5. and rename “plugins_bak” back to “plugins”

The above is an easy first step to try (doesn’t hurt anything) before getting into re-installs and going into the DB. If it works for you all your plugins will be disabled so you’ll need to go to Plugins and re-enable those you want.

You may want to read though this link and see if it answers your question:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/adding-video-to-postpage?replies=6