Alex de Borba

Hello @afarsh,

To use CSS presets from your theme.json in your style.css, here is a streamlined approach:

If the variables are available, make sure you are referencing them properly in style.css. The syntax should look like this:

color: var(--wp--preset--color--custom-color);

If the variables are not globally scoped, add them to your theme.json so they appear in a global scope. For example:

"styles": {
   "color": {
      "text": "var(--wp--preset--color--custom-color)"
   }
}

Make sure your style.css is loaded after the theme.json styles so that the variables are available when you reference them.

As we are in the process of migrating from classic/hybrid themes to our own block theme, it would be extremely helpful if Fluent Comments could fully support block themes.

In my experience, simply dismissing a promotion has not proven effective as it tends to reappear after a few days.

While this product may serve the needs of many users, I have made the decision to disable and remove it from our multisite setup.

I wish you and the entire team the best of luck moving forward.

Olá @djdjalma,

Muito obrigado pela critica positiva e comentário, nós realmente apreciamos.

Fica bem!

Hello @filozof58,

I see what you mean. However, I cannot assist as I use Gutenberg on my media, and you are using the Classic Editor.

I would suggest running the standard troubleshooting, which consists of disabling all plugins except the Classic Editor and enabling them back one by one and see if any is causing this kind of issue with it. It would be the fastest way to determine if you have a third-party conflict with any of the plugins installed.

I hope this helps.

Hello @filozof58,

I am not entirely sure if I understand your issue. However, suppose you are referring to editing hyperlinks on content. In that case, those can be replaced by simply clicking on the word or sentence with a hyperlink. The option to edit it will appear on the top bar, where you can click on the link icon and replace it with another link, if locally, by just typing the title of the Post or Page. If external, copy and paste and save it.

I hope it helps. If not, please detail a bit more about what the issue might be since I did not fully grasp it.

Hello @maxfa,

I am running the latest WordPress and Rank Math SEO version, and my comments show up on both the backend and frontend. Therefore I will not say this is a bug that originates from any of those.

Anyway, you mentioned Rank Math SEO 3.0.16. Please be aware that the latest version is 1.0.94 for the free and 3.0.17 for the pro version. Consider updating and see if this resolves the issue.

I hope this helps.

Hello @yrmyrm

Thank you for the kind words and for giving Olympus us a try.

Have a great day!

Hello @jacobyte,

Thank you very much for the positive feedback, we truly appreciate the kind words, and we are glad to know you enjoy exploring the theme as much as we do bring it out to the community.

Performance is definitely one of the many vital elements we take into closer attention when working on Olympus, and we promise that the theme will only get better with time.

We wish you a great day.

Hello @mnatseah624, I hope all is well with you.

Most hosts offer the staging environment option as part of their setup. I believe it would be wise to ask your host about it in case they changed something recently.

Staging a site, either a single or multisite setup is the very same procedure. It makes a copy of your existing setup sending it to a staging environment where you can work, debug, make major changes, and then push to production, which usually takes a few seconds. I am uncertain here how Bluehost handles it.

Technically, everything is copied when you opt by staging, so database etc, should be a loyal copy without the need for you to manually edit it, or migrate it.

I hope this helps.

Hello @inventivewebdesign, you are more than welcome, and my sincere apologies for the belated reply.

The way I see it, if those subsites are merely a sort of landing pages, one-page showcase and nothing else, then I would say that having a multisite setup just for this purpose would be overkill.

You can create those as pages and use hooks or code snippets to style them differently and conditional menus if those sites have different menus. This would allow you to have “look-alike and feel sites” that are pages.

That will be one possibility if you are open to considering it.

Regarding your questions, let us see here, considering my opinion is based on my own experience. Of course, it might differ from others as we all work somehow differently; perspectives may vary.

Suppose both sites are on different domains, and you want to keep them under one single installation. In that case, you can opt by installing the theme and plugins related to the German site on a multisite, then activate when creating the subsite for it, and import the content, menus, etc., from the site to the multisite, and whence complete, map the domain to it.

By connecting, you refer to share users? Products? Content? I am uncertain at this point.

The tutorial Kinsta has put together is the strongest I have read online. Even thus, when I started using Multisite, I mainly figured out things by myself.

No, it does not matter which theme or plugins you are using. However, if you are using any specific blocks in the plugin field and want to keep the same format, it would be better to be enabled on the site you are looking to import content. Content is written and formatted using the Gutenberg editor so that it will be cloned without issues.

When using builders, especially on different sites to clone, I assume you will have to get those enabled to keep the same visual. However, cloning from Visual Composer to Elementor and vice versa is impossible since they work differently. For instance, if you clone Pages or Posts with VC design to Elementor, on Elementor, you will get those Posts/Pages displaying with VC shortcodes.

I opted some months ago to redo my multisite from Elementor to Gutenberg. Besides the benefits regarding page load and fewer headaches with every significant update, I can clone pages from one site to another faster or even use the Gutenberg native Copy feature from one site to another, keeping it very lightweight and easier to maintain.

Depending on your level of skills and the host you use, theme and plugins, a multisite can run fast and smooth. The topic is too complex to cover here. It covers many areas, from hosting fonts locally and possible scripts, such as from Google Analytics, the cache you use, and so forth.

I would not recommend automatic translation. It will give more work, but the most translated organically, the better. I use a team to keep multilanguage sites, which works best for me. However, it all goes with the skills and the people available to perform such tasks.

I hope this helps.

Hello @kenadroid, I hope all is well.

To my knowledge, when creating subsites, you either have those on subdomains or directories. However, if your intention is to have, let us say, pages look like sites, then you can use either Hooks or enqueue child theme support for custom styles to have those look differently.

Nonetheless, when styling pages to look a site, those will use what would appear to be directories anyway, such as /site/, since this is how permalinks work.

Considering both above, I would say it is not possible.

If your concern is sharing content between installations, then Broadcast would perfectly allow you to handle this.

I hope this helps.

Hello @dollyanna,

I once had this kind of issue and re-installed WordPress, and was resolved. It was due to an update that somehow missed a few files and led to issues on the backend.

Could you give it a try?

Hello @dollyanna, I hope all is well.

I did a quick inspection, and your site is full of errors when using developer tools.

I would recommend you disable all plugins and see if the styling of both sites, as well as dashboards, loads for you. If so, then enable the plugins one by one until you get the issue you are reporting.

This will be the quickest way to determine if somehow you have a conflict with a third-party plugin.

You may have not touched it, but perhaps you have auto-updates enabled and one of the plugins, while updating automatically, caused this issue.

I hope this helps.

Hello @anomalousanonymous1, I hope all is well.

Depending on your needs, you may want to give it a try WordPress Multisite Content Copier/Updater, which allows you to copy content from one site to another, that is, if the site is set up as a multisite, which would benefit more considering the approach you are taking.

I hope this helps.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by Alex de Borba.