I was in a similar situation recently. I ended up putting the root site on a random subdomain (eg ms.domain.com) With the intention of never using the root site. With that done, I created a plugin to activate only on the main (root) site. The plugin hooks into a action that fires only on the … Read more
In admin under Settings > Permalinks, select Custom Structure and enter /blog/%postname%/. This will prepend /blog/ to categories and tags by default, and any custom post types and taxonomies where you have not registered them with the with_front argument set to false. you can remove it from the built-in category and tag taxonomies by setting … Read more
First of all, in order for WordPress to generate a robots.txt for you you must be using a non-default permalink structure. Make sure you’ve selected an option in the Settings > Permalinks menu. Also, if a robots.txt file exists at your root directory it will override the setting in WordPress. It looks like you already … Read more
After reading several topics about this issue I’ve found this: Issues with old WPMU installs If you installed WordPress MU in subfolder/subdirectory (not in root folder on your server >via ftp) and you have problem with image library, where thumbnails and images do not show, >you may need to manually add in rewrite rules for … Read more
Not exactly what you are asking for, but very close. There is a concept of ‘dropin’ plugins that exists primarily to override or add to core functions The dropins will always load. So one ftp’s up wordpress including whatever plugin files you want that will create your default environment. These should be in the top … Read more
Is it possible? Yes. Option 1 Simply register and enqueue your default stylesheet. The theme stylesheet can then be used to override whatever styles you implemented. function register_my_styles() { wp_register_style( ‘default-style’, plugins_url(‘default.css’, __FILE__) ); wp_enqueue_style( ‘default-style’ ); } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘register_my_styles’ ); Option 2 Register whatever custom options you need either on a specific plugin … Read more
Add the following to wp_config.php: define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true ); Reset the Plugins folder Revert to the default Theme (currently Twenty Eleven), using a similar method to the Plugin-reset step (just be sure that the only Theme available in /wp-content/themes/ is twenty-eleven) If your site is restored, great! If not, you likely have some sort of … Read more
What I have seen in translation plugins (qTranslate, WPML, Multilingual Press) are two approaches. One is qTranslate’s (and the defunct xLanguage): use one field (one for title, other for content, etc) to hold all translations. And then, in the front end, decode its output according to the actual language. <!–en–>English<–:–><!–es–>Español<–:–> In the back end, the … Read more
Please take a look at Administation Over SSL, particularly the “Using a Reverse Proxy” section.
From the WordPress Codex: The secret key is located in two places: the database in case the secret key isn’t defined in the second place, which is in the wp-config.php file. If you are going to set the secret key, then you must do so in the wp-config.php file. The secret key in the database … Read more