Phillip

Our post images usually come across with the feed but Featured Images usually need to be set for each post.

First, make sure none of the users are Super Admins. This is easy to do from the Network Users screen (My Sites > Network Admin > Users). Then remove users from any site they aren’t supposed to see. It’s a lot of manual, site-by-site work but the only other option is to delete everyone and re-add them back to only the sites they are supposed to see.

At my work we do something similar to this with a plugin called FeedWordPress (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/feedwordpress/) and combine that with the feed urls (add /feed/ to the end of your main URL for each site to view) but you can use any RSS feed you may want to use. I’ve seen examples of this plugin using Feedburner too. It may not be a complete solution but it might get you pointed in the right direction.

Hello,

You’ll need whoever has Super Admin access to make you a Super Admin as well.
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Roles_and_Capabilities

Your theme also has a support page here:

https://themeforest.net/item/avada-responsive-multipurpose-theme/2833226/support

Give this video a view as well. It goes a little more in depth on how to use the different options available in your theme. Including how to edit buttons.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nlz6mFJ3qQI

It looks like you’re using the Avada Theme. The theme developer has a short tutorial video on shortcodes for this theme. Shortcodes are how you create and control buttons with Avada. You might not be able to change the font here but that is easy enough with a short snippet of custom CSS.

It’s definitely something a beginner can do with some practice. Hand coding one is a bit trickier than using a plugin, but not super difficult. Here are a couple of free resources on how to do it by hand:

Making a map: Map Tag Tutorial
Using the map you make: <img> usemap Attribute

Whenever it’s possible, I try to use a well-maintained plugin vs hand coding. It makes it easier to implement and troubleshoot whatever you’re trying to do.

Can you give more detail? Maybe a link to your site or some other way to specify where these changes need to be made?

You need to create an image map. Here are some plugins to accomplish this.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/tags/image-map

Great to hear you got a fix. Thanks for the follow up.

Are you talking about the “/?page_id=##” in the URL for each menu item? If so, go here:

Einstullungen > Permalinks

Then change to the appropriate setting. Most people will use Beitrasgsname or Monat und Name.

If this is not your issue, please explain further and I will try to give a better answer. While I don’t speak German, I have a German site I maintain and can find the correct menu names to guide you where you need to make changes.

Is this issue still open? If not, would you mind closing it please?

Would you mind listing this post as “Resolved” if your issue has been resolved?

Instead of using an inline style, you might be better served to add the following to your custom css stylesheet:

p {text-indent: 20px;}

This should indent every paragraph and be more easily controlled than inline styles.