bencharity

Ha to be honest I didn’t even realize that it had been fixed. My only guess then is that it was a cache issue? I’d try clearing it all. If not that I’d check permalinks and your database.

Sorry I’m not more help!

Apparently it was an .htaccess issue…resolved by host.

Ahh yes!! That’s what I needed!

Much thanks!

Hey there. There is no add user in the users menu of the site:

https://i53.tinypic.com/whyurp.jpg

I’ve had to visit the site’s backend first, then click users in the super admin, then select the user and change the role for that site.

It just seems a long route to add someone….

Ahhh that worked!! Thank you so much Sergey!

anyone?

This is the link I’m using in my template:

<a href="<?php echo get_month_link($arc_year, $arc_month); ?>">

Well I went in and edited them down to only contain letters and numbers and it seems to be working in Chrome. When I reach a stopping point I’ll reset Safari and see if it’s working.

Whoa…totally have those characters in my salts! I just let WP generate them for me…I guess I’ll go get some new ones.

This the redirect loop URL I get:

https://thecampusstyle.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Fthecampusstyle.com%2Fwp-admin%2Fms-admin.php&reauth=1

It will directly show that I made it into wp-admin in the URL before it kicks me back to wp-login.php

Also…the redirection only happens when logging into the first blog (parent blog). eg. https://thecampusstyle.com/wp-login.php will trigger the redirect while https://thecampusstyle.com/uga/wp-login.php will login as usual.

Clearing the cache did nothing. Resetting Safari is the most complete clearing process. Safari > Reset Safari (should be about the tenth item down)

I know that it isn’t a common issue, so I’m not expecting people to be able to reproduce it. But I am hoping that someone else has stumbled across this in their own work.

I’ve tried:
Clean install
Re-downloaded a fresh version of WP
No plugins
Multiple browsers (Safari/Chrome/Firefox – all latest on OSX)

In case you are still looking, I found the answers here:

https://wpfirstaid.com/tag/wp_nav_menu/

He shows how to add links before the menu (eg home) and then links after (eg rss or contact). All done with a snip of code in your theme’s functions file.

I’m trying to do this too….

This is as close as I’ve gotten so far:
https://wpengineer.com/1957/wordpress-useful-default-configuration-settings-via-plugin/

Ahhh you’re a life-saver @ipstenu!! Thank you!

Sorry, I’m still a bit new at this, how can I use what you have shared, and still have the first styled differently as in my example?

Thanks again