ramakant.cso

Problem solved by changing httpd.conf. Set AllowOverride to All.

I was not doing what I advise to others: RTFM.

Problem solved by changing httpd.conf. Set AllowOverride to All.

Andrea_r, thanks for your help. I was not doing what I advise to others: RTFM.

Problem solved by changing httpd.conf. Set AllowOverride to All.

Ipstenu, thanks for your help. I was not doing what I advise to others: RTFM.

Scot,

What should be the default path for images? I am wondering if the path is independent of theme being used.

By the way, I am using Enterprise theme under Genesis 1.8 in WordPress 3.3.1.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Rama

Hi Andrea_r,

Thanks for explaining what is meant by a plug being network activated. I turned off the network activation for the plug-in I needed for a site and now it is available under that individual site.

The confusion was if the plug-in is made available through network activation then the plug-in should be available for use through any individual site. But, not being able to see the plugin made it difficult to see how it can be setup.

Thanks again,
Rama Kant

I am having the same issue with installed plug-ins. These plugins are network activated on the Network Admin dashboard, but, do not show up under individual sites [Genesis Framework/Enterprise child theme].

I do not see any any plug-in related entry on any of the individual sites.

I am new to WordPress (3.3.1), please help!

Thanks in advance.