Mitchell Bundy

Well, that would hide the button, but if they ever access another method of publishing the page they could easily do so.

The Domain Mapping plugin that bmack94536 speaks of will work, but it will redirect the domain to the main domain and not mirror it. Is that would you want, or do you want it completely mirrored?

The quotation marks are to make sure that the space is included as part of the font name.
I’d recommend reading up on your basic CSS. https://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/fonts.html#font-family-prop

Under Users > Roles > Administrator, uncheck “publish_pages”, the “add new” button will likely still appear, but they won’t be able to publish them.

It’s not possible to only remove the button. The only way is by removing the permission to add new pages. If you use the plugin I recommended, it can take care of that for you.

There isn’t a “PM” system here, nor should this be posted here. I’d recommend posting to the Job board if you need someone: https://jobs.wordpress.net/

It looks like IE9 has some issues.
https://css-tricks.com/forums/discussion/11405/jquery-issue-fancybox-in-ie9/p1

Do you have a URL to the site you’re using it on?

You should NEVER EVER use h1 tags for anything other than the page title, and it should only be used once per page. I’d recommend using the default output and styling it.

Did you just want to remove the button, or remove permission to create pages completely?

To remove permissions, I’d recommend installing the Members Plugin and removing the permission from the Role(s).

“potential security issues” can arise from any piece of software, and in terms of securing WordPress, you just need to know what you’re doing. Don’t install plugins you don’t know, make sure any theme or plugin you develop yourself is secure, etc.

In terms of backup it depends on the host. It’s best to talk with them. But I’d recommend always doing your own backups.

put the font-family in quotes, and you should always have fallbacks. like so:
font-family:"Century Gothic", Arial, sans-serif;

You can do anything you like with post-3.0 WordPress. I’ve built many elaborate sites with it, many of which aren’t even close to blogs. It’s just a matter of understanding how things work and learning some basic theme development.

Read up on theme development in the codex, you can quite easily build a basic front page.

What versions of IE are you testing in? I assume this is a problem with Fancybox (the pop-up box). If it is, you’re out of luck.

Nope, that’s impossible. global variables are only global within the script. It will never happen. I’d read up on variable scope:
https://php.net/manual/en/language.variables.scope.php

what do you mean by simultaneous page requests?

There are definitely better ways to do this. Hooking into wp_title and passing whatever you need into there would be the best way to go about things.