alittlebitofnothing

let’s hope that get’s rectified in a future update! thanks to the above for saving me a bit of time!

have your tried class=”fancybox iframe”

for some reason I forget this frequently, which is a pain as finding the answer is too much trial and error;

?iframe as a url parameter doesn’t seem to work either

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Ditto.

Has anyone got a permanent solution, as I would prefer to have this as network enabled?

yup, got it, just not sure why though … (the old supporter plugin – I must replace it when I have time to research a different solution).

i think this was some caching problem, most likely in in the mu-plugins, as it all seems to be hunky dory now after transiently renaming that pesky mu-plugins folder …

OK switching to Blue admin theme seems to fix it

noticed it affects the ‘howdy admin’ drop down menu too

uploaded a fresh admin css and tried to replicate on a different ms with same plugins (no luck)

deactivating all network / mu-plugin folder ones, one at a time not worked so far …

oh yes, a good many!

You are probably right … except it seemed theme / subsite independent …

That seems to work great, thanks a lot!

Thanks @yarby, that fixed it for me too.

Thanks @huyz, this all seems to make sense.

will give it a spin and report back, thanks

oops. I thought I had posted this question in the wrong section. See the latest question above, which hopefully makes more sense!

hmm… this plugin seems to be broken, preventing users from accessing their profiles.

turning it off now.

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I did this just now

Edit wp-config.php

change to the new database settings (or leave them in your case) and add:

define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘https://newsite.com’);
define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘https://newsite.com’);

in the db there is a table wp_blogs, which will have the

oldsite.com

change this to newsite.com and you should be able to login.

also check that in wp_options you have got newsite.com

a search and replace plugin will get you quite a long way to changing all those db references (e.g. images), but there are always a few that have to be in through mysql or phpmyadmin.

like Andrea implies, it is a pain …

This would be very handy … also I’m not sure the suggestion above works if using a child theme, unless you plonk the files in the parent theme … look forward to absolute referencing in the next ver.