Ok I found the answer here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/no-featured-image-metabox-in-mu Quote: “On multisite, if you do not enable the IMAGE UPLOADS, under Network admin -> Settings, then …. well, that kind precludes having featured images. Tick that box. Save. Featured images show up on the screen options tab.”
You can set up your blog & portfolio with one WordPress installation only. Fist check this codex article: http://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page for portfolio it would be best if you’ll create Custom Post Type, then all you portfolio stuff will have permalinks like example.com/portfolio/some-great-project, but post permalinks would be the same – example.com/2011/07/14/hello-world/, maybe with some WP Rewrite … Read more
switch_to_blog isn’t deprecated anymore. You can use it just fine. However, it does have a bit of overhead, so you want to use it as little as possible.
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Marja, By default any plugins in the wp-content/plugins directory will be shared across the site. You can Network Activate a plugin so it’s activated on all sites. For themes, you will need to Network Enable the themes in the network admin panel. I’m not sure about the posts. That would be a support question for … Read more
You can’t have / as category and tags base, at least not without using a plugin like this one: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/fv-top-level-cats/ Doing it for both tags and categories seems almost impossible to me though.
$time = get_blog_details($blog_ID)->registered; $unix_time = strtotime($time); $my_time_format = date(‘Y-m-d H:i:s’, $time); // eg. 2011-09-28 00:20:34 $diff_format = human_time_diff($time); // eg. 2 days See date() and replace Y-m-d H:i:s with the format you want
That’s actually a snippet I wrote a while back, which has since been bettered with a plugin – I’d advise to check that out instead.
I did this for a while on my own Multisite network. Essentially, I had one site that was a central “hub” for all the others and pulled in content from the entire network. It’s not easy, but it can be done. One approach (the approach I used at the time) used a plugin to automatically … Read more
I think the problem may have been a plugin that grabbed other posts from another WordPress blog (that is on the same domain but not same WordPress instance) and inserted those posts into a site on the current multisite instance that is screwed up. For the record, the first trouble-shooting step should always be to … Read more