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Problems with Multisite

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xtrememogul unresolved

Hello. You mention that “If you have a multisite install, you can also use login-logo-site-{$blog_id}.png to assign a different login logo to each site.” I named the logo using the above format and placed it under the wp-content folder and it is not working. I just wanted to make sure I named the file correctly. I tried naming the files using all of these formats and none of them worked: login-logo-site-{$blog_id2} login-logo-site-{2} login-logo-site-(2) Please let me know how to fix this. Thanks http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/login-logo/ Are you trying without the brackets? e.g. login-logo-site-2.png I am pretty sure they aren’t needed. Hi Jason; No I haven’t tried without the brackets. Anyway don’t worry. I got a plugin called “theme my login” which creates a login page and uses the branding of any theme. Thanks though I can confirm it works once you remove the brackets. Thanks, Jason! I was not sure how the variable should be replaced in the string, not being familiar yet with the “blog id” concept.

Commercial Context

Opportunity

agency visual QA and update safety

Customize visual QA and update safety for preventing client-site regressions before updates or edits go live

Buyer: site builders and agencies

Wedge: detect customize layout regressions, widget breakage, and client-visible update issues

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Analysis

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Summary: Problems with Multisite: users show compatibility, setup pain that may indicate a product gap.

Evidence quote: You mention that “If you have a multisite install, you can also use login-logo-site-{$blog_id}.png to assign a different login logo to each site.” I named the logo using the above format and placed it under the wp-content folder and it is not working.

Affected feature: form

compatibility setup reliable form

Plugin

API

Login Logo

40.0K active installs · 500.7K downloads · rating 98.0

custom logo customize login login screen logo

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findingsimple 2013-03-09T11:30:00+00:00

Are you trying without the brackets? e.g. login-logo-site-2.png I am pretty sure they aren’t needed.

xtrememogul 2013-03-09T23:34:00+00:00

Hi Jason; No I haven’t tried without the brackets. Anyway don’t worry. I got a plugin called “theme my login” which creates a login page and uses the branding of any theme. Thanks though

ckalimba 2013-05-28T01:50:00+00:00

I can confirm it works once you remove the brackets. Thanks, Jason! I was not sure how the variable should be replaced in the string, not being familiar yet with the “blog id” concept.