Robin73

I tried that just now, and as I suspected, my mobile took a central slice of the header image so messed up text.

Problem now solved by relacing h1 and h1 with <p> tags and tweaking CSS.

I’ve got the same problem, although more specific: The title and meta descriptions seem to update fine from the module pages, but not from the fields added to the bottom of media items. I think they are ok from the fields added to page and post items.

This is worrying, because I don’t want to waste time rewriting things which don’t save.

I’d be grateful if this could be looked into.

That’s great. Thank you very much!

Excellent. Thank you for the advice – problem solved.

Thanks. Bit cautious here – Where exactly should I place the code you suggested?

my current .htaccess file looks like this:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]

# add a trailing slash to /wp-admin
RewriteRule ^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?wp-admin$ $1wp-admin/ [R=301,L]

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -f [OR]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -d
RewriteRule ^ – [L]
RewriteRule ^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(wp-(content|admin|includes).*) $2 [L]
RewriteRule ^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(.*\.php)$ $2 [L]
RewriteRule . index.php [L]

Also, did I do something to cause this problem, or is it to do with the hosting server? I installed multisite as per instructions on here…

That’s reassuring. Could anyone give me a few pointers to SEO using multisite? I’ve installed SEO ultimate plugin, but am confused about using it on multisite. Many of the features are too advanced for me, but for example, if I want to do something with robots.txt, do I do it on each individual site, or just on the original site from which I set up multisite, or something else?

I needed to put money not quantity in “free shipping over” field.

I’m thinking if I could move all of robinandrews.net to robinandrews.net/(some musical name), then I could simply delete the non-musical posts, and keep all of the plugin settings and theme customisations…

oops, not sure what happened with the hyperlink there….

Thanks for that, I’m sure I can work out how to export all music posts quite easily. It does mean that I’ll have to do some work recreating the theme settings/custom css/plugin congiguration though.

Is making a site into a sub-site of itself is just not doable then?

Thanks, but that’s not quite what I need.

I have 2 sites at present on my domain: robinandrews.net and robinandrews.net/devonmathstuition.

robinandrews.net contains a mixture of musical info and other stuff. I’ve decided I want to focus my blogging on music, so I want the url to reflect that, and to only have music related posts on a particular url. Even if I just delete all non-musical posts, I still won’t have a relevant url, and I’d quite like to keep the root site for non-musical rantings…

Any other suggestions?

I guess I’d put all non-music related posts. It just makes more sense to have robinandrews.net/music as the url for a music related blog.

Alternatvely, couldn’t I just change the basic settings so that robinandrews.net navigates to robinandrews.net/music?

Great. So any ideas which css rules I should add to my child theme to make this happen?

Regards,

Robin.

Ah Ha. Thank you. So I guess I could add an #identity that I find in the HTML to the stylesheet.

That’s kind of what I’ve done, although I didn’t list them all together like that, but there’s still a couple I couldn’t find, as I’ve mentioned in another post. I’m also confused about how when I inspect elements, they often have id’s, yet I see no # signs in style.css (except for colors) Anyone care to explain that?

I’m getting better at the whole game, but it’s a steep learning curve…

I’m curious why you think the find and replace method wouldn’t work: if I search for #grey1(whatever the code is) and replace with #brown1(ditto), and do the same for #othergrey to #otherbrown. There might be a few hover colors that get missed, but wouldn’t that basically do the trick, or at least be less work than identifying all the classes individully?

Regards,

Robin.