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Your in the wrong place if you need help with WordPress.com these forums are for www.ads-software.com

WordPress.com is the hosted version of the software when you are on the network. www.ads-software.com is a stand alone version you install on your own hosting.

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Have you checked your hosting error log for clues?

Ive used flat before but havent installed it fresh on the latest version but it would be weird if its a theme thing.

Can you still access dashboard to try other themes?

I had an idea but not sure on the SQL you would need. But perhaps you could change the theme name in PHPMyAdmin for all the sites.

Check this thread out I found:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/how-to-change-the-default-theme-to-existing-sites-on-multisite?replies=12

@ana I think you should start a new topic. But yes being programming there will be a variety of ways you can achieve this.

You should clarify what you want however. Do you want image then quote the n purple box? Or do you want image then purple box then quote.

Doesnt look like they will all fit in a row to me.

Looking at it again you are missing an endif too!

after each loop you should have:

<?php endwhile; endif; ?>

Id just use widgets then and a posts widget plugin.

That way all you need to do is setup the widget areas. Easy.

Id check your htaccess and php.ini and make sure the limits are set correctly in there.

Not sure if this will still work as its a bit old but:

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/54543/changing-multisite-themes-on-mass

Do you mean you are running multisite which has three sites on it and you only need one to have an SSL?

What do you mean they are running seperate domain names…subdomains? Domain mapping?

I dont see an issue with getting the whole multisite install put on an SSL.

But you might be better putting this question to your host.

Hope that helps

If the posts are arranged by date then you can edit the published date for each post. That should do it.

You may need to post a link to your site if they are organised in another way.

You could just hide it with CSS using display:none

Not ideal but a quick result

Hi,

This is what WordPress does already. Posts are on main blog page and on the category page? I’m guessing you dont mean this so perhaps you can explain more?

If you want to display posts on random pages throughout the website then this can be achieved with custom loops or wdigets.

Hope that helps.

Hi,

You are missing a endwhile for a start.

Also I think you should be using WP_Query not query_posts:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/query_posts
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Class_Reference/WP_Query

Hope that helps

Hi, you need to change this block on line 608 of your stylesheet:

.navbar-default.navbar-shrink {
    padding: 10px 0;
    background-color: rgba(34, 34, 34, 0.6);
}

Change it to:

.navbar-default.navbar-shrink {
    padding: 10px 0;
    background-color: rgba(34, 34, 34, 1);
}

Or

.navbar-default.navbar-shrink {
    padding: 10px 0;
    background-color: #222;
}

Hope that helps

Cant say Im familiar with that theme but it doesn’t fill me with confidence if the area cant simply be disabled and not shown.

So if that’s not possible you have two options. Either edit the homepage template file and take out those areas or use CSS to hide them.

Personally I’d probably edit the template file so it doesn’t get loaded and speeds up your page. However if you update the them you will lose the change.

But really the theme should have the option to disable an area and it then should not show.

If you want to do the CSS route then add this to your style sheet or use a plugin to add css to your site:

.home .feature_content {display:none}

Hope that helps