heydonovan

Awesome! Nope, that’s the only feature I want. Thanks!

This is what we use to disable the plugin:

https://gist.github.com/boogah/04056d3abafa8e156daf

Hey Zoe, as per your situation, I wouldn’t use multisite. What makes multisite so attractive is that you can share themes, plugins, and users between sites on the same network. It doesn’t sound like you’ll be doing that. I’d just install a separate WordPress installation all together.

If all the links on the second site still point to the first site, then that sounds like you haven’t changed the SITEURL and HOME options. You can either change them directly through your database, or through the Settings > General screen.

No need to start all over. Just download 3.3.1 (or whichever version had worked previously), and replace everything but the wp-content folder (everything outside the wp-content folder is considered the WordPress core). This will essentially “downgrade” your WordPress install.

WordPress doesn’t keep passwords in files, as that would be highly insecure. You can find the users in your database, inside the wp_users table.

Hey Andrew, you *could* have next and previous page links, but they would have to be hardcoded into the page. In other words, those links wouldn’t be updated automatically. That’s not something I would recommend, as the links would have no reference to the next or previous page.

Hey Kristina, looks like you’re using the Twenty Ten theme.

If you navigate to /wp-content/themes/twentyten/style.css, you’ll particular file you’ll need to edit. The value you need to change is located on line 498. That changes the color of the gray text, and the font-size value is right below that.