mad_griffith

ok, understood. I hoped I could have more than one primary domain…

If I have more domains like your “halfelf.org”, are they going to be set “primary” as well? What is the purpose for that “primary” option?

Thank you!

Yeah, ok. Bu the key is that domain2 URL should remain when browsing the site… domain2 should not only redirect to domain1…

it is a domain that was already working correctly as a DNS domain (not just simple redirect). It was bought and configured by someone else.

What I want to learn is: how do I configure the WP Multisite Domain Mapping in order to have DNS domains act not as simple redirect domains?

Through this plugin https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wordpress-mu-domain-mapping

UPDATE: I understood only half an hour ago I could insert the same “Site ID” for the different domains. I did that but the DNS domains are now acting as simple redirect…

actually domain1.com redirects to domain0.com and it redirects correctly.
the problem is domain2.com keeps on redirecting to domain0.com/wp-signup.php?new=www.domain2.com …

But can you add/edit fields using html/php easily?

Thank you. I have some other questions:
Can I end up (with only some CSS tweaking and field customization) having a booking form like this one (with the start and end date like those you see there)? I also have rooms as articles in my wordpress database. I also have a product listing system that is built in a theme. Is there a easy way to connect your plugin to this system?

Thank you,
NM

I have the booking form selected… I see the widget with the default fields on the front-end, but I don’t understand how for example to add the “child number” field there…

Unfortunately, I didn’t find a better solution.

Thumbs up!

How have you managed to make it work with jj nextgen carousel?

I found the plugin ‘Hide this part’, but I am also trying to find out an ‘accordion content’ plugin based on your suggestion. Thank you.

edit: the problem with the accordion thing is that the title of the accordion stays in place after clicking on it, while it should slide to after the content.

Hi fboese I found out how to have a completely independent menu:

wp_nav_menu( array('menu' => 'MENU_SLUG' ));

of course you have to create a custom menu in WP 3.0+ and of course the “menu” parameter inside the code is mandatory and you can pass a number of parameters (such as menu class or menu id). Check out the codex for them.

Hope I helped.

Simple hack:

In index.php, right before:

global $more;

replace:

} else {

with:

} else if (!is_home()) {