You should be able to use the code from this answer: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/96068/10 $homepage = get_page_by_title( ‘Events’ ); if ( $homepage ) { update_option( ‘page_on_front’, $homepage->ID ); update_option( ‘show_on_front’, ‘page’ ); } Haven’t tested it with multisite, but my guess is that it should work as advertised.
What you are looking for is a WordPress network, aka WP Multi-Site. This is perfectly suited for what you have described. You will want to pay careful attention to the type of multi-site you setup: http://codex.wordpress.org/Before_You_Create_A_Network#Types_of_multisite_network Generally, the choice is between subdomain or subfolder for the type but you actually want subfolder, on your subdomain. … Read more
Try this by keeping in current theme functions.php Change your roles instead of author function add_theme_caps() { // gets the author role $role = get_role( ‘author’ ); // This only works, because it accesses the class instance. // would allow the author to edit others’ posts for current theme only $role->add_cap( ‘edit_posts’ ); } add_action( … Read more
Installing WordPress with multisite enabled could let you do what you want. You could use a plugin to create a “template” site that is used for all new websites. I used the Multisite Cloner plugin to accomplish this very thing on a recent project. You can configure multisite to allow users to choose their own … Read more
Use switch_theme( ‘theme_name’ ) to switch a theme Use wp_get_sites( array(‘network_id’ => $wpdb->siteid) ) to retrieve all sites info including the blog_id Loop through the retrieved blog ids and execute code within the scope of each blog using the switch_to_blog() function: foreach( $blog_ids as $blog_id ){ switch_to_blog( $blog_id ); //Do stuff restore_current_blog(); }
After diving deep into wordpress core files I found out that somewhere along the lines of getting the blog details was a caching function. It was this line in the ms-blogs.php file. $details = wp_cache_get( $blog_id . $all, ‘blog-details’ ); It turns out that I had a cached version of the blog details which messed … Read more
The WP importer should do the job for you. You may need to install it first. Backup. Backup. Backup. Then, from your current single site: Tools > Export > All Content > Download Then from the new location on your multi-site, Tools > Import > locate the export file and adjust options to your needs. … Read more
There will be many reasons for blank page, you have not mention version for wp, php etc. **To solve wordpress blank page issue follow the steps** disable all plugin and try (if there is an error in plugins then enable 1 by 1) switch to default theme and try (if there is an error in … Read more
I finally found the answer. When we use a subdomain (xyz.com) on the cpanel and create a wordpress multisite on it, we need to simply assign 123.com add-on domain in the cpanel and change the domain root to the same root of xyz.com. For example, if domain root of xyz.com is /public/xyz.com, then when we … Read more
It’s fairly difficult to share content between sites in a multisite network so this will buy you some efficiency by making things easier to maintain, but you will still have to find a way to share or copy content around. To share content between sites you can look at RAMP by Crowd Favorite (getting a … Read more