Leodore

hmmm I think I have managed to fix it. I altered the permalink structure and changed it back to what it was and now it seems to be fixed.
Very weird

yes I can replicate the problem

Hi Esmi,
Thanks for the response.
Yes I have done all of the above and that’s why I am posting in the forum. It is a really weird bug I think?

I have disabled the admin menu but the admin is still painfully slow. I am running wordpress multi site 3.1.1 its a fresh install with a couple of wpmudev plugins. Is anyone else experiencing this slowness using wpmudev plugins?

Hey,
I was reading this post and it is kinda related to my problem.
The problem I am faced with is that I wan’t to create a dropdown menu which only uses css (instead of the solutions out there that use CSS and javascript) to organise wordpress pages and subpages.

there are heaps of great CSS only solutions here: https://www.cssplay.co.uk/menus/drop_examples.html

The only problem is that these menus use a different markup to the wp_list_pages() produced by wordpress.

I have taken one example and have broken it down to its essentials https://www.dingo-style.com/output.html.

and from this I have worked out what markup I would like outputted depending on whether or not each page contains subpages or not.
The problem I am faced with is that I don’t know enough about wordpress or about PHP in order to firstly determine whether or not a page has subpages and secondly adjust the outputted markup accordingly.

If you have any ideas, your help or comments would be greatly appreciated

have you guys seen the plugin on this page?

This plugin makes use of another of CSS Play’s Menus
https://www.thanhsiang.org/faqing/node/58

even though they don’t giv credit for it