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Author.php is a different file which is used to show all posts published by the user.

The file you need to change to remove the author box on the Posts is the single.php

Let me know how go on with it.

Hi there,

What do you mean you added it but in a different way?

I found this video on YouTube explains the steps required to setup WP network.

Start from 3:40.

Once done, you need to log out and login again to you site.

Hi there,

Have you added this line on your wp-config file?

define('WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE', true);

The network options will then appear under the Tools section.

Cheers!

I recommend if you start a new install of WP network and then upload the theme files, plugins, blogs.dir etc.

But if you insisted, Have you export the DB and change the wp_options table for site title and site url.

Most user having trouble understanding that, but once you learn how to add the Pages, or Custom Links, or Category links, you’ll can basically do anything with it.

Have a nice Sunday!

Hi there,

Did you get a chance to read the documentation on the WordPress Navigation Menu?

If not, I found this video beneficial – How to add a navigation menu to WordPress

I don’t understand what you’re trying to do. Are you trying to install a plugin on a multisite environment? Or a certain plugin is no longer available?

Hi there,

1. If you can post a link, that would be good.
2. Are you using the WordPress Menu? If so, you will find this doco good. WordPress Menu User Guide

Let me know how that goes.

I wasn’t sure if you have successfully installed your WP or not, but what Umbercode said is true.

=== Some guide if you’re stuck with the installation

In order to install WordPress on your mac using MAMP, first you have to go to:

https://localhost/phpMyAdmin/ and follow the instructions below:

1. Create a new database table (this is the database name)
2. Next, click the Privilege tab and add a user
3. Fill the details (this is the database user, database password) and for the Host, choose the Local from the dropdown (this is the database host/server: localhost)
4. On the Global privileges, click all
5. Then click “Go”

Use this details to fill in the WP install.

Have you tried !important?

* {
	font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif !important;
}

Hi there,

Try to deactivate other plugin except the Events Calendar and add the menu. See if that works.

And if there’s a funny thing happening, try to scan your site on https://sucuri.net

At minimum, a WordPress theme should have

1. style.css
2. index.php

Other than that, you need to make sure that you upload the “cookingpress” folder into the “themes” and NOT the “cookingpress-theme”.

Quick Reason: style.css and index.php files are located inside the “cookingpress” folder

Does it make sense? ??

Can you make sure your wp-content/uploads folder permission is at least 755?

The file permission can be change via FTP or cPanel if you self host it.

Some theme just doesn’t work locally, can you try it on real server? It could be your local server PHP.

Good to know. Cheers!