My previous article Sharing users across multiple WordPress installations explains how to prepare for our current task. In order to be able to access multiple WordPress blogs with only one login we have to have common users across those installations. This article will deal with additional requirements necessary to accomplish our goal.
After reading Justin Tadlock’s article “Installing two WordPress blogs with the same users” I have decided to implement this method in two of my test installations. Well… it did not work. Why?
If you’ve followed instructions from HTML popups in Highslide4WP – 1 you will see that your html popup looks different from my example ( text buttons instead graphics; different alignment of buttons and your popup does not expand to the center of browser’s window ). Why?
All Highslide JS (by Torstein Hønsi) related WordPress plugins are focused on displaying images. In this article I’ll cover implementation of html popups in posts and pages.
