If you want all unregistered subdomains to redirect to the main domain site: function prevent_multisite_signup() { $domain = $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]; $domain = explode(‘.’, $domain); $domain = array_reverse($domain); $domain = “$domain[1].$domain[0]”; wp_redirect($domain, 301); exit; } add_action(‘signup_header’, ‘prevent_multisite_signup’);
Due to the nature of a WordPress Multisite install it is not even possible to have two different hosting packages for one Multisite. A Multisite install is actually the same as a single WordPress install. The only difference is the configuration in the wp-config.php and in the options. The database used for all the Sites … Read more
You would need to contact the super administrator if you want more capabilities however here’s a summary. Super Admin – somebody with access to the site network administration features and all other features. Source http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities The capabilities of the site administrator role are reduced in a WordPress Network. Site admins cannot install new themes or … Read more
This code goes in your child themes functions.php file. add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘wpsites_redirect_ms_front_page’ ); function wpsites_redirect_ms_front_page() { if ( is_main_site() && is_front_page() ) { wp_redirect( ‘http://www.example.dev/’, 302 ); exit; } } Something like this should work (untested). Modify Code Simply swap out the URL in the code above. You can also change the 302 to 301 … Read more
Filter locale if is_admin() is TRUE: is_admin() && add_filter( ‘locale’, function() { return ‘it_IT’; });
Use the default export plugin and use a new install, Single mode. Import the XML file and done. All other options have more todos and risk.
I have never benchmarked this but… Since every HTTP request is a distinct request, the whole WordPress Core will load on every request either way, and a little bit more code loads for Multisite. So, it seems to me that two installs should run slightly better than a single multisite install, though I doubt you … Read more
Your wp-config.php indicates that you’ve set up a subdirectory installation, but you want to be able to use different domain names for the sites. To do that, I believe you’ll need a plugin of some sort. A quick search indicates that WordPress MU Domain Mapping may do what you need. Be sure to read the … Read more
You have to install the language files first, probably from http://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp. Then you get a language selector in Settings/General, where you can choose the site language.
No, there should be no issues running multiple multisite installs in a single VVV setup. I have at least 4 multisite installations running on my machine as I type this. Your issue is likely either because your multi-sites are identical, and share database tables and/or URLs, or, you’ve added a subdomain site and you now … Read more