[Plugin: WordPress.com Custom CSS] Not Working cannot fin

Hi,
Can you send me more details on your server setup so that I can try to reproduce this issue that you are having.
Are you uploading the plug-in to the normal plug-ins directory or the mu-plugins directory?

I placed it in plugins/safecss.
The env is MU 2.8.6 with subfolders. I do not even see a custom-css.php in the download.

The plug-in file is named safecss.php.
Try uploading the safecss directory to the wp-content/mu-plugins/ directory on your server.

i tried this plugin too. and it doesnt work for me.
it outputs:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="https://sub.domain.com/custom-css.php?blog=16&cache=4&rev=1" />
</head>

edited the domain

@leisegang Are you running the plugin from mu-plugins? Any errors in the logs? What happens when you visit https://sub.domain.com/custom-css.php?blog=16&cache=4&rev=1 ?

Hi.
i use wpmu 2.9.1.1 with buddypress
i have it in wp-content/plugins/ it is activated sitewide.

i get a CSS file when i open the URL…

#header {
background:url('https://sub.domain.com/files/2009/12/Header-3.jpg') 0 0 no-repeat;
height:400px;
}

the custom-css.php?blog=16&cache=4&rev=1 is written like this when i choose display sourcecode:

?blog=16& amp; cache=4& amp; rev=1″ (without the spaces)

i know bumping is not allowed.

anyone?

does it work or not with wpmu?
has anyone tried it from the mu-plugins folder so far?

This isn’t working for our WPMU install either.

I needed to do two things to make it work:

On line 131 change is_int() to is_numeric():

if ( is_numeric( $blog_id ) ) {
                        switch_to_blog( $blog_id );
                        $current_plugins = apply_filters( 'active_plugins', get_option( 'active_plugins' ) );
                }

Then in my .htaccess add the following:

RewriteRule ^custom-css.php /index.php [L,QSA]

Now works a treat.

@mikenolan:

I guess you installed it into the normal plugins folder and then activated it site-wide?

@ovidiu: Yes.

Plugin says as follows:

1.Upload the safecss folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2.Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress

I’d assume there’re less people installing this under mu-plugins.

@takuya:

so what? it doesn’t even say if its compatible with wpmu, doesn’t have wpmu as a tag, so I think the question regarding usage from within /plugins or /mu-plugins folder is allowed here.

The folder is irrelevant except if the /plugins folder is hard-coded into the plugin anyway.

@mikenolan:

whats the Rewrite rule doing exactly? care to elaborate? this setup still valid for the latest version of the plugin?