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And thanks btw!

I was looking for the code to put in the extended call section and used yours (modified for my settings) and it worked. What’s different in mine is that the “data” div is wrapped in another div:
<div style="display:none">
I think that might be all you need to add.

Just a note. While it’s not as quick as cloning, exporting (using the WP export feature) from your main site pre converting to multisite and then importing into the first subsite worked well for me. I was surprised at all the info that came over, even all the fields from All in One SEO.

After that you can clone away.

Hi David,

I tried turning off the plugin and turning it back on and that worked. Don’t know why I didn’t think of it before.

Thanks for your help!

Ouch – spoke too soon. My code worked on the development site – exact copy of the live site, but not on the live site.
I did this:
if ( $target != ” ) { $target = ‘ target=”‘ . $target . ‘”‘; }
if ( $icon_folder == ” ) {
$icon_folder = content_url() . ‘/themes/rainbow/icons/’;
} else {
$icon_folder = content_url() . ‘/themes/rainbow/icons/’;
}

Not sure if it was the best way to do it, but worked on the development site. Have caching turned off on the live site at the moment and there isn’t any cache to clear. Any idea what the issue could be.

It’s still looking for icons in the content folder.

Figured it out – thanks.

I’m not sure I understand what the code does here since it looks like the first line defines $icon_folder in a way that wouldn’t work for me:
if ( $icon_folder == ” ) {
$icon_folder = $plugin_folder . ‘images/’;
} else {
$icon_folder = content_url() . ‘/’ . $icon_folder . ‘/’;
}
I’ve been storing the icons in a folder called “icons” within my theme folder. How would I write it for that?

And thanks for your quick reply!

Thanks for the info. I’ll stay tuned.

Did a workaround by importing a copy of the single site before I enabled multisite.