Domain mapping allows a blog on a multisite install to serve from any domain name. This way a blog does not have to be a subdirectory of the main install, or a subdomain. The WordPress Default supports Domain Mapping without Alias. Add the Domain in the blog-settings to the blog of the Network administration area. … Read more
This code will allow you to set a custom meta value, and if the domain name (or subdomain if you edit the code) matches it, the query will be changed to match that post. The page template will only be used for that request, not for requests via the “normal” URL. This does not change … Read more
Did you check out WordPress’ Multisite feature? Simply put, it allows you to create a network of sites under different sub-directories, sub-domains, or domains. As with your case, each site in the network can work like a category.
will WordPress be aware that it is called via HTTPS and change all links on the pages to HTTPS ? While WordPress knows if a request comes via HTTPS, it doesn’t change all the links automatically. Only certain links are updated to use https:// that too, without any subdomain part. Any hardcoded links would remain … Read more
You may be able to use WordPress MU Domain Mapping Plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-mu-domain-mapping/ But, isn’t this a bad idea from a search engine perspective? Multiple domains each with the same content?
It’s because you’re looking at a specific revision. Make sure your query string is formatted like this in your preview tab: ?p=PAGEID&preview=true without any other variables like revision=332.
Use a default Multisite installation and enhance this with the plugin MLP – Multilingual Press. You find a lot of information in this post, a better english as my. You find the idea and discussion about this solid solution, benefits in this answer from my side to the same question in WPSE.
The short answer is yes. But it seems that the WordPress team are moving toward encouraging the creation of networks of sites rather than simply using Multisite. I watched this video: http://wordpress.tv/2014/07/26/john-james-jacoby-multisite-and-multi-network/ Which gives a good insight into creating a Network of sites. Each Network can have a different domain. I’m therefore going to install … Read more
this is not a full answer but probably of use to gain more information about your problem. I guess it’s related to cookies but that is really a guess only. To find out more I suggest a combination of two tools: One Firefox and a wordpress Add-On. No Redirect Toolpress Strict Edition (Firefox Add-On) On … Read more
As per the instructions for setting up WordPress MU Domain Mapping, sunrise.php needs to be placed directly in your /wp-content directory. It’s not a plugin in the traditional sense, so can’t be placed in mu-plugins (or even plugins for that matter). Setting up this plugin can take a bit of manual work so take care … Read more