oceanscape

I’ve resolved this by setting up the wildcard as an A record over at NameCheap and pointing it to SiteGround’s server address.

Here’s what I did (if it helps anyone else):
At your domain registrar, go to All Hosts Records > Subdomain Settings…

Create a new record:

HOST NAME:  *
IP ADDRESS/ URL:  xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (your webhosts shared server address NOT your website URL)
RECORD TYPE:  A (Address)
TTL: 1800

Save this record.

It took about 20 minutes and everything updated and began working perfectly! Multisite is now functioning over at my webhosts server, where I can manage and create new sites on the fly!

Again, hope this might be helpful for anyone else trying to setup Multisite on a shared server while managing their domain separately.

That seems to have fixed it. Thank you.

Thanks for your response.

I’m getting the following:

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Nov 10, 2014 @ 14:31 (1415629905) One-off event fetch_tweets_action_setup_transients
Nov 10, 2014 @ 14:32 (1415629956) One-off event fetch_tweets_action_transient_renewal

[0]: Array

Nov 10, 2014 @ 15:16 (1415632618) One-off event do_pings
Nov 10, 2014 @ 15:40 (1415634023) One-off event fetch_tweets_action_simplepie_renew_cache

[0]: Array

Nov 10, 2014 @ 15:43 (1415634198) One-off event fetch_tweets_action_simplepie_renew_cache

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Please advise.

Thank you,
Jeremy

suninthecorner, are you developing locally or on your live server? I’m developing locally and can’t actually send anything out but thought this might be resolved once I migrate the site to my actual server.

Anybody?

Thank you for the suggestion Valandil. Could you be more specific?

I need the WordPress header and footer to remain fixed to the top and bottom, while the content scrolls behind. I basically just want to have my main navigation fixed to the bottom of the browser.

Does this make sense?

Can no one help me with this?