rockavelii

Thanks Steven!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by rockavelii.

I was worried that would be the answer. I have a solution to the identical url structure…

I was thinking about using a different permalink structure for the new site. Changing category to topic, tag to something else and using dates in the post permalink structure. Pages might still be an issue but I don’t have a lot of them.

The issue is creating a 301 redirect that recognizes the url structure differences and making select exemptions. Is that something that can be done?

Thanks for the response. I tried adding a child theme but it did not work because the standard style.css does not control the site. It is main.css from the foundation folder.

I would still like to know how to edit the SASS configured CSS

Thank you Andrew!

I switched in my domain and added the code to the site. It did not take though as far as a I can tell. One of the copy sites is still up, despite me blocking the ip of its piggyback host and me adding the code to my site. I thought maybe it was a cache issue but the site is loading my new posts.

I entered the code just like this

var domain = window.location.hostname;

if (domain !== 'mydomain.com') {
    document.write('<!--');
}

Is there a way to test it?

I looked into the JavaScript option but I could not figure out how to easily implement it. If anyone knows of a plugin option or tutorial, please post.

I ended up researching the IP WhoIs and blocking it through Cloudflare.

They still have rank in Google and the redirect script is the first thing that loads, so the redirects can still be accessed through Google. I viewed the site with the Google User Agent through a Firefox plugin and Google nows sees the page as blocked with no content so they should out of Google soon.

I may be using the wrong terminology. My webhost said the carbon copy site was generated with a proxy.

Thanks for the answer, I will look into the javascript option and report back if it works.

Thanks for the replay Frederick!

Yes, I think I did do that. But I installed W3 Total Cache and problem still persists. Is there a solution to these residual effects?

I don’t have the answer but MaxCDN customer service is top notch. I would ask them.

Hey Lance, thanks for the advice. I disabeled the old jquery file in my main folder and everything seems to be working for me now in terms of the images.

btw… HeadSpace2 was the plugin in question.

Hey esmi! Thanks! You were right, it was caused by a plugin conflict.