Multisite Sub-directories Installation
Multisite Sub-directories Installation
Multisite Sub-directories Installation
You are comparing two different things. Your ASP security is really IIS security. To get similar things in wordpress you will need to configure your web server in similar ways.
Question regarding the file path for media_sideload_image and wp_upload_dir()
create a user’s owned folder on user registration
Look in the site’s error.log file for hints. A ‘white screen’ will cause entries in the error.log file (in the site’s root folder – the ‘new’ folder). You might also try to rename the plugin’s folder in case it is a plugin. You also need a basic htaccess file – see here for info: https://wordpress.org/support/article/htaccess/ … Read more
I had an issue like that in the past, and the solution was so easy that was impossible for me to see, my code was exactly as yours and I had to change it to it… hope you have the same luck. @font-face { font-family:’Fertigo_PRO-webfont’; src:url(‘fonts/Fertigo_PRO-webfont.eot’); src:url(‘fonts/Fertigo_PRO-webfont.eot?iefix’) format(‘eot’), url(‘fonts/Fertigo_PRO-webfont.woff’) format(‘woff’), url(‘fonts/Fertigo_PRO-webfont.ttf’) format(‘truetype’), url(‘fonts/Fertigo_PRO-webfont.svg#webfont’) format(‘svg’); font-weight: … Read more
There is no native solution for this. I remember there was a third party service specializing in theme analytics, but can’t google it up now (might have been discontinued). You should also note that official plugin directory severely prohibits gathering such information without explicit user consent. See the guidelines: No “phoning home” without user’s informed … Read more
My recommendation is to use one WP installation and to simply add /blog/ to your permalink structure. This will give all of your blog posts a mytld.com/blog/postname format and pages will not pickup the /blog/ prefix. Adjust Permalink settings at Settings > Permalinks and select the Custom Structure radio button. Enter /blog/%postname%/ in the field … Read more
It’s likely because your authentication cookie is set to dev.example.com/site1/ when you login to site1, and naturally the browser won’t pass that cookie for site2. What you can try and do is play around with the SITECOOKIEPATH and ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH, which by default are set as follows: SITECOOKIEPATH to get_option(‘siteurl’) ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH as SITECOOKIEPATH . ‘wp-admin’ So … Read more
Solution was: RewriteBase /u Inside .htaccess