Organising the plugins folder in wordpress

WordPress has quite narrow expectation for plugin directory structure. It is tightly coupled with loading process and API functions. While I know attempts have been made to make it more flexible, I am not aware of any real breakthroughs or mainstream adoption. As of current state of core I would estimate you would waste more … Read more

Loading files for theme and child theme (Require)

get_theme_file_uri(), get_theme_file_path(), get_parent_theme_file_uri() and get_parent_theme_file_path() are relatively new (introduced in WordPress 4.7) functions that have a couple of significant advantages over using get_template_directory(). get_theme_file() and get_theme_file_path () allow you to reference files in your theme in a way that allows them to be replaced by a child theme. This lets you do things like allow … Read more

WordPress multisite subdirectory on nginx behind reverse proxy

The problem was the sql database that did not update urls. I do not know if there is a way to do this easily but I feel like I have looked everywhere for this solution and finally found it with this answer to a somewhat similar question : https://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/how-to-change-url-for-wp-multi-site#post-426799 I started over from where everything … Read more

Custom post types with custom directories

Is something like this possible without running MultiSite (which I believe would force the blog to live at blog.domain.com)? Not quite. There are two basic modes multisite installation can operate in: sub-domains ( site.domain.com ) sub-directories ( domain.com/site ) As far as I remember in subdirectory installation main blog is also forced to have /blog/ … Read more

Install theme on multiple domains

That will work fine – just make sure they all have read and write access to that shared folder. The symlink command should be: ln -s StackOverflow question: Can two different WordPress blogs on the same server use a common theme folder?

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