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Ok that makes sense. Thanks!

Do you know why the counter would work on the images counter of the alternate plugin then? They are coming from the same domain url.

Hello! I did clear the cache and still no counter. Any other ideas? I could try to disable the other plugin.

Thanks!

Side Note: My partner just discovered wpml.org, which may be worth looking at for this project.

Ok I guess I’m not being clear with my question. I can see the site fine and would see the newly installed subdirectories as well from

sub.myhostingdomain.com/newsite.com or
sub.myhostingdomain.com/newsite.com/french-translation-network/
sub.myhostingdomain.com/newsite.com/german-translation-network/

When I go to add a new network it points to the main dir sub.myhostingdomain.com instead of sub.myhostingdomain.com/newsite.com

I also don’t know how MU or multisite handles things when the site path is changed via Admin>Settings>General>WordPress address (URL) once the DNS has been resolved for the domain.

Oh I see. I’ve edited my hosts file when using Synergy a couple of years back.

I don’t think that this solution will be useful for me at the moment. I appreciate your response though.

I can see the top level site already via sub.myhostingdomain.com/newsite.com

Thanks so much for the response!

I’m not running a windows server, and don’t have root access to the linux server. I do have a WHM reseller account, but am assuming I’d still need to be root or have a dedicated server to make this happen.

I do have an etc directory within the individual control panel for the single account. This makes me wonder if a hosts file could be added there.

I accidentally made the entire block of code link to the image. Sorry. Let’s try again.

<a href="<?php echo $link ?>" rel="lightbox[photoblog]"><img src="<?php echo $thumb; ?>" width="<?php echo $width; ?>" <?php echo ($height ? "height=\"$height\"" : ""); ?> alt="<?php the_title(); ?>" title="<a href=&quot;<?php the_permalink(); ?>&quot;><?php the_title(); ?></a><?php echo ($info["description"]?" - ".$info["description"]:""); ?>" /></a>

?>" title="<a href=&quot;

I am not a php person, but would like to mention a lil’ bug that I’m assuming is in the functions.php on line 415 of Elegant Grunge v 1.0.3

Here is a link to the image that displays the error happening on Michael Tyson’s blog:

It’s the alt text — the text that displays when an image in the photoblog section is hovered over with mouse.

<a href="<?php echo $link ?>" rel="lightbox[photoblog]"><img src="<?php echo $thumb; ?>" width="<?php echo $width; ?>" <?php echo ($height ? "height=\"$height\"" : ""); ?> alt="<?php the_title(); ?>" title="<a href=&quot;<?php the_permalink(); ?>&quot;><?php the_title(); ?></a><?php echo ($info["description"]?" - ".$info["description"]:""); ?>" /></a>

I tried removing this but it caused the image captions to have "> at the end of the title

?>" title="<a href=&quot;