Spence911

Hey AITpro, thanks a million for the quick response. I followed the steps and they worked! Deactivating BPS Login Security did it.

Thanks a mil bro.

Yes, the backend profile.

Okay here i go bumping posts, that piece of code i refer to disappears evrytime i try to post it. But at least its working now.

Aaah, finally got it to work. This is what my code looked like before

<!-- Start Logo -->
			<a>">
				<img src="<?php bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/images/<?php if ( $colorScheme == 'Light'>

I just modified my href attribute coding to match the one you entered and what do you know. Thanks man

no no no dude, your assumption is way off. your point was duly noted the last time you made it.your last qustion “Can you link to your site? Or your theme?” was so vague. was just trying to make sure i answered it correctly. Moving on, like i said before your most recent response, my site is currently offline, haven’t made it public yet. Its currently on a local server wamp installation and

Not that i think it would make a diference with the issue at hand, but i will put the site online and add the url link to the header image. It might be a theme issue, TheSource from Elegant themes, if it makes a diff. Its just a major annoyance to have the logo of your main site redirecting to the home page of the currnt subdomain

Hi Ipstenu, I hope my last post answered your question. I’m just trying to sort this out and a couple of other loose ends before I open my site to the public. Thanks for the kind assistance thus far.

Yes I can link t both.

I’ve tried that one already. This is what that bit of code looks like. The “<a href” line you refer to appears on the last line. Everytime I try to post it here, that particular line dissappears, is that supposed to happen?

</head>
<body<?php if (is_home()) echo(‘ id=”home”‘); ?>>
<div id=”header-top” class=”clearfix”>
<div class=”container clearfix”>
<!– Start Logo –>
<a href…

Thanks for the quick response. But how do i go about that?

My apologies for all that. I actually googled the question & found absolutely nothing on the topic, so I also don’t know if anyone has attempted this. In any case I’ve resolved it. For anyone that might be in the same situation:

Go to \wp-includes folder, open functions.php. Locate line 2832 and edit it to your preferences.

Whoops my bad, -unsubscribed

I’ve resigned myself to the possibility that this might be not possible

I am running a wordpress multi-site installation and would like to incorporate user registration. Problem is after enabling registration; registrations are directed to the default wordpress registration page. Is there any way to redirect user registrations to my custom registration page in multi-site setup? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Hi Jekaberry, I think you should try the “theme my login” plugin and adjust your settings accordingly. It works great on multisite.

I am running a wordpress multi-site installation and would like to incorporate user registration. Problem is after enabling registration; registrations are directed to the default wordpress registration page. Is there any way to redirect user registrations to my custom registration page in multi-site setup? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.