ganghiss

Is the slider’s post category option only available in Pro (as seen in your guide)? I only have the option to choose a single post.

The following is regarding Health Center Lite:

1. There’s a lot of custom options in the theme; however, you can’t see most of it as it relies on a homepage template that isn’t available in HC Lite.

2. v1.5 lost the font styling.

That indeed did fix it. Instead of a 404 it was pulling up the Hello World content. Thank you.

Change:

# Use PHP52 as default
AddHandler application/x-httpd-php52 .php

To:

# Use PHP52 as default
#AddHandler application/x-httpd-php52 .php

WP Mobile edition, at least version 3.1, is looking for the specific directory “carrington-mobile-1.0.2” that installs with the plugin. The directory never gets copied into /wp-content/themes/.

You can just copy the directory yourself and then activate the plugin directly.

If you want to use a newer version of the Carrington Mobile theme, such as v1.2, then you may want to change the following line in the plugin’s wp-mobile.pfp file:

define('CF_MOBILE_THEME', 'carrington-mobile-1.0.2');

If you remove the -1.0.2 then it will point to the normal theme installation directory for Carrington Mobile.

And we have a winner. Thank you. I just couldn’t get the right bits worked up to get it to take care of this.

A bit stale on the thread, but I worked a solution for this in index.php (under a child theme):

<?php if ( is_sticky() ) : ?>
<?php the_content(); ?>
<?php else : ?>
<?php the_excerpt(); ?>
<?php endif;?>

Cleared cache. For whatever reason the cache update wasn’t occurring for the one site. Once cleared it all went ok.

Caching issue with WP SuperCache. All good now.

advanced.css does modify the Carrington Mobile look, at least color changes and such. Pull up your site on a mobile (make sure the mobile browser is viewing as a mobile as well), and make a change to the background color in advanced.css. It will change.

Turns out there was a conflict between the CNAME Bing verification records and the wildcard record used for the multisite subdomain setup. Once the CNAMEs were removed my “Server not found” sites came back up fine.

** IMPORTANT NOTE **
Use header or file verification for search engine sitemap submission, NOT CNAME.

Been having this issue myself. Previous child sites that were working stopped. Created a new test site and it is accessible.

WP 3.3.1 with subdomain setup