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I actually haven’t checked, but a solution to this issue was adding this to .htaccess:

AddType application/x-font-woff .woff
<FilesMatch ".(eot|ttf|otf|woff)">
Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*"
</FilesMatch>

But speaking of mapped and unmapped domains, does the plugin should point any call to subdomain to the dedicated mapped domain? I have encountered situations where I could get the dashboard from both the original and the mapped address and that only the front end was automatically redirected to the mapped domain.

I don’t intend to take them down but I did want to know my options regarding this plugin.

sunrise.php is in wp-content because I moved it there. Will it be deleted be uninstalling the plugin?

Out of curiosity, why isn’t it enough to deactivate?

And lastly, about the broken links, I didn’t understand exactly what did you mean.

Thank you very much for your great support ??

Can I just deactivate the plugin if I want to later on turn mapping again?

Should I also delete sunrise.php from wp-content?

Restore wp-config.php means to just delete define( 'SUNRISE', 'on' ); or is there more to it than that?

Is it possible that there will be some broken links in the database created by WP or other plugins?

Wow.. I didn’t know people actually talk about this stuff! Thanks for clearing this out!

Network. I’m pretty sure that’s the normal behavior of WP and it doesn’t happen just to me. Just wondering why is that ??

The network name is the main site name plus the word Sites. However, the email mentions the main site name (without “Sites”).

The default settings of that p=nn thing.

That’s the thing, there is no error_log. Later, it was created because of a theme thing issue. Nothing serious, I checked.

I might do a fresh install because of some other things I want to check out so I will open a better eye this time.

About tagging… cool. I didn’t really know what’s the point of tagging things. Does this mean some people search for pages by tags? ??

I’m such a noob damn it.

Got it. That explains the error_log file that suddenly appears after I did something stupid when coding something. So this guy isn’t there. Still should contact the host? Though I’m afraid I will get about ten copy-pasted answers before someone will actually take a look (GoDaddy).

Assuming I have done nothing wrong (I really think I haven’t), is it possible that I have got those php errors on the main site only, and that after a period of time they were completely gone, and everything is OK now? I mean, technically is it possible to getting errors from a perfectly stable install and config?

And on the same manner, should I completely reinstall WP and set up everything from scratch?

Yes… I have some issues with technological uncertainty ??

You are awesome.

But why did you left it with the meaning that it won’t work otherwise when it actually works perfectly from a subfolder as well?

Am I missing something?

So what can it be then?

Unless the error log file should be somewhere else then in the root folder when in multisite configuration, I don’t have an error log. It’s a fresh install.

Changing it back did catch. Theoretically everything is working fine now, regarding the permalinks, but you said this isn’t a normal behavior so how can I know for sure everything is fine?

The section under “Types of multisite network” is correct and perfectly fine. The problem lies in a different section, further down at “Domain-based”. There, in the fifth paragraph it says:

WordPress must be installed in the root of your webfolder (i.e. public_html) for subdomains to work correctly. They will not work from within a subdirectory.

Which is totally opposed to what is said in “Types of multisite network”.

From my experience I can say that MS works fine with WP being in a subfolder so I thing that paragraph on “Domain-based” is misleading.

Errrrr… I can’t reproduce it now ??

Maybe I should be happy it’s gone but I have a hard time accepting the fact that there was an error which I have no idea what caused it.

I am 100% sure it wasn’t a connectivity issue, as the error occurred ONLY in the main site.

The 404 was a blank page with some text. Nothing WordPressy. Should have print screen it.

Hopefully I will get it again and upload the info. Yeah.. I just wished for an error..

So the automatic change of permalink structure to Day and Name is a normal behavior? Gotta be a reason for that, no?