Michael Nolan

We use multi site in subdirectory mode so there’s no problem with using a single API key. I’m enforcing this across all sites using a mu-plugin with the following:


add_filter('option_login_nocaptcha_key', 'ehu_login_nocaptcha_key', 10, 1);
add_filter('option_login_nocaptcha_secret', 'ehu_login_nocaptcha_secret', 10, 1);

function ehu_login_nocaptcha_key($value) {
return 'key';
}

function ehu_login_nocaptcha_secret($value) {
return 'secret';
}

Yes, that looks much cleaner, thanks!

Not sure that filter will work for me as the resolution needs to be set before the file is read in. Maybe before and after $im->readImage($filename) hooks could be added?

I’m also coming up against this problem and notice that it’s only the case for the immediate children of a page with custom sidebars. This begs the question what the use-case for this is – surely if you want inherited custom sidebars you’d want them all the way down.

As a new user I’d prefer opt-in inheritance but I can understand to maintain b/c it may be necessary to opt out of it. I’d prefer a opt out per sidebar rather than per child page.

@ovidiu: Yes.

I needed to do two things to make it work:

On line 131 change is_int() to is_numeric():

if ( is_numeric( $blog_id ) ) {
                        switch_to_blog( $blog_id );
                        $current_plugins = apply_filters( 'active_plugins', get_option( 'active_plugins' ) );
                }

Then in my .htaccess add the following:

RewriteRule ^custom-css.php /index.php [L,QSA]

Now works a treat.