manu-oswald

I’ve already done that, I’m waiting for a reply by their side.

Thanks Bet, I will post here the solution once they will find it.

Hi Bet, sorry for the delay getting back to you.
Thanks for your tip, but actually I don’t think it could be a matter of WP languages.

I noticed that changing the active theme I do not get the error anymore, I can easily deal with my menus.

I am using a Legatus Child Theme for all of my network’s sites, and I have no menu issues if I switch the active theme to Legatus (Non-Child) Theme.

Which could be wrong with my child theme? Should I add some functions to its functions.php to solve this?

I have three active menus per site in my network. When I say that the Main Menu is my heaviest menu I mean that that one is the menu including most items, for each site. Anyway, I am talking about 70-80 menu items in the worst cases.

I had a try activating the theme Twenty Fifteen and I noticed I have no problem with menus, using the same menu items.

And, yes, each site in my network has a different language (not using multilingual tools anyway, each site has its own language): could it be relevant for this issue?

Thank you

Hi, I’ve built a RewriteRule supposed to work, but unfortunately it doesn’t.

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^blog.brand.com [NC]
RewriteRule ^uploads/2015/(.*)$ https://blog.brand.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/sitenumber/2015/$1 [R=301,NC,L]

I use the condition in order to separate rewrite rules for each site, since the site number is not a fixed value.

What am I missing?

Thanks Dazza30, your comment describes exactly my situation

Unfortunately not yet, I can’t find the right track

It’s not simple to fix it, is it?

Hi Ipstenu, thanks for the reply, it’s clear.

The only thing I miss to know is how I may be able to copy all files (wp-content etc) from my current sites to the multisite network via ftp.

Would it be possible with my network set with subdomains?