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  • Thread Starter pooruncle

    (@pooruncle)

    I come to the conclusion that there is no easy solution to duplicate your primary theme setting, widgets, links, and plugin. In fact, the complexity and plugin compatible issues of using multisites actually defeat my purpose of ease of maintenance.

    When I get an XML error while attempt to import the blogroll links was enough to convince me not to pursue setting up my network of sites with multisites. Instead, I will install WP for each of my site.

    If you see a blank page in your new site, it simply mean you haven’t activated your theme. (Yes! you actually have to manually activate the theme for each of your new site). Just sign on to new site/wp-admin and activate your theme.

    Hope that helps.

    Thread Starter pooruncle

    (@pooruncle)

    Thanks for you response, ipstenu & Andrea_r.

    I tried install various plugin, including New Blog Default, Default Blog, and Site Creation Wiazard…and has not been successful duplicating my theme & theme setting (ie. color scheme, navigation, single column preference…etc.).

    Any other suggestion? I don’t really want to mess around with the database. Mainly, I don’t how to access my database, not to mention I haven’t found which file those theme setting is stored.

    Thanks in advance for you help.

    digitalnature,

    I am able to display the ad on the header now.

    I can’t get it to be display next to my logo. I tried to play around with the user css by change it to “left: 40px” But it won’t move next to the logo. It either goes to the right or display over the logo. Take a look here, https://pooruncle.com.

    I currently have this user css:
    #header .ad{
    position: absolute;
    right: 5px;
    top: 10px;}

    Thanks.

    digitalnature,

    This works, but only for single post view. How to get the ad to show up for all views? My Mystique setting is to display the complete post in all views. Thanks.

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