Christopher J. Hradil

so, i’m not sure what to do,

what do i do id=f i want to use a particular plugin on a member site ?

how do i activate and use plugins on the main network site ?

I also installed multi site plugin manager, i have 19 installed plugins in the “network” dashboard, but only 5 are showing up under the management page or on sites in the network

y, that i understand, i’m looking for a way to include this with a theme or child theme

you’ll need to round the corners of the images, css isn’t going to do that for you. i’m not 100% sure, but you might check things like g2,coppermine or other image management applications to see if they’ll do that for you in ‘batch’ fashion.

there’s some good documentation on this at:
the bbpress site
as well as at:
the wp codex

there’s likely a problem with the .htaccess file in your wp root directory. i’d start by cleaning that out, setting permissions to something like 777, configuring permalinks, then setting correct permissions.

try the phpAddsNew plugin for WP, you’ll also need to install phpAddsNew on your server.

this looks like a server/php configuration problem, contact your webhost.

try clicking forgot password to reset that, your users may have been affected by the changes and whatever the support guy did.

the root folder is no problem, you may want to check the apache site for the correct .htaccess syntax. it sounds like it is a simple error such as that your redirect rules are in the wrong place, etc.

what you’re doing looks correct, check to see if sidebar or footer.php (may as well check header, etc as well) is making a call to load the single.php file, it looks like that’s what’s happening after sidebar_nl is loaded.

you need to define the colors you want for each type of link that exists in your theme’s css file, then make the changes there to each place they are defined. (that file is in /wp-content/themes/your-theme/style.css or some similar .css file name).

best bet is to customize the wp theme so that all of the css positioning and size definitions match up, this should eliminate most of those issues. then it’s just a matter of tweaking the size/position/padding/margin/etc of the elements which need adjustment or movement.

you’re using an css ‘id’ try switching to classes or element definitions instead, then check the nesting of all related definitions starting with body to make sure there are no conflicts. a tool like TopStyle Pro has a css validator which can give you errors/warnings specific to each browser, this is a big help in tracking this type issue.

i would suggest finding a theme with a similar layout in the themes/extend area, then customizing with your specific layout and css needs.