Following on from the comments thread… Here’s a method I’ve used for a long time for handling the ‘not ideal’ scenario of different configurations between environments. The following is a heavily cut-down representation of wp-config.php but it demonstrates the idea… <?php /** * The base configurations of the WordPress. * * This file has the … Read more
The problem was caused by the change to permalinks. When I changed it to /%category%/%postname%/, it worked.
Best way is to use custom post type, that will create another section in wp backend. you can do it your own if you are a programmer or you can use custom post type if you dont know how to program. custom post type plugin will create another post type for your education section and … Read more
You can install WordPress wherever you want, stick it in the directory and run the setup. We have a sites.ourcompany.com/client-name setup that works excellently. If you want WordPress on the root domain, public_html should be the appropriate directory for it, unless you want it on /websites/ at which point you can just drag WordPress into … Read more
When you create a new site with multisite WP does not automatically change the context. So your action is added to the current site, not the new site. You have to switch first. Like this: add_action (‘wpmu_new_blog’, ‘wpse296303_delete_wordpress_defaults’, 100, 1); function wpse296303_delete_wordpress_defaults ($blog_id, $user_id, $domain, $path, $site_id, $meta) { // Switch to the newly created … Read more
You will need to find a way to do import Options programmatically, by hooking wpmu_new_blog. the hook function should switch_to_blog do your Import Options and restore_current_blog.
I was stuck at this for hours. But apparently solution is more easier than I had expected. I don’t have to create new theme for the subsite. To make subsite homepage show blog posts instead of custom front-page.php, I went to Settings > Reading and selected static page and set posts page to “Blog” and … Read more
Log into the admin area, then check the URLs in Settings, General. Those values should be similar to http://www.example.com . The wp_options table in your database also has two entries for the site URLs. They should be the same as in Settings, General, but doesn’t hurt to check things. If you can’t login as admin, … Read more
Internal DB structure has nothing to do with SEO. SEO is all about front end content and URL structure, and while internal APIs can make some URL structures easier or harder to achieve there is no limitation at all about the front end. This applies both to “normal” wordpress and multisite. As for WPML, you … Read more
I cannot test this, since I am not getting your problem when I add the code, but try these changes below. I have made the code to work only if the page is not in the network admin. Please test it as a super admin and as other users to verify that it works well. … Read more