Pablo @ vDevices

Have you followed the instructions, from Incorporate Co-Authors Plus template tags into your theme?

Which theme are you using?

Would it be possible to incorporate Bill Erickson’s solution into the Genesis Co-Authors Plus plugin (or are they incompatible)?

Have you checked out Bill Erickson’s solution? See Multiple Authors for a Post

… do you know how this works?

It works well.

Does anyone have an opinion on the best/easiest way of addressing the plugins directory issue?

In my WPMU subdirectory install, when I–as Super Admin–upload a new plugin, the zip file ends up in /wp-content/uploads/2013/06 (instead of /wp-content/plugins/).

@netraam24,

In the site for which you want to map a domain, have you gone to Tools => Domain Mapping, and set a Primary Domain?

@dasped,

Have you tried this: Patch?

@x3mgroup:

In the interim, you could employ this: Patch.

Thanks @george & @benallfree!

I went ahead and turned the patch into a new plugin and dropped it in the mu-plugins folder.

@benallfree,

Where does your patch go? On the last line of /wp-content/plugins/wordpress-mu-domain-mapping/domain_mapping.php?

Thanks!

Has anyone ever figured this out?

@shaon:

Has the responsive table template been added, yet?

@ramonjosegn:

Were you ever able to figure this out?

Same here. Were either of you two ever able to figure out a solution?

I read on the plugin’s homepage on www.remarpro.com that the plugin is not compatible with WP Multisite; but that the new Beta version is. I downloaded & installed the Beta version, but still no luck!