I hope this plugin is best for you. see https://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-access-manager You can also see the video tutorial for this plugin from this link. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Advanced+Access+Manager I hope it will help you.
My guess is your Head navigation is not called in header.php check you file page.php and see the lines following <?php get_header(); ?> if the lines below introduce header navigation either move them into header or copy them into same location in your single.php file
Activate the plugin as a network plugin. Go to Network Admin/Plugins (wp-admin/network/plugins.php), and activate it there. Before you do that, deactivate it on the single sites.
This solution works for me: $user = get_current_user_id(); $blogs = get_blogs_user_can_admin($user); function get_blogs_user_can_admin($user) { $blogs = get_blogs_of_user( $user, true ); foreach($blogs as $key => $blog) { switch_to_blog($blog->userblog_id); if( !current_user_can(‘manage_options’) ) unset( $blogs[$key] ); restore_current_blog(); } return $blogs; }
Yes, Multisite is your best choice, you can share plugins, themes and users between websites if you want, also you can have some plugins, themes and users retricted to some sites only. Also you can have top domains for every site into the multisite.
As far as i know the handle of the stylesheet will be the ID given to the element in the markup. If you can’t find the enqueue function in the mothertheme you can inspect the site to find it. If you have the ID you can use : add_action(‘wp_footer’, function() { wp_dequeue_style(‘the_id_of_the_stylesheet’); });
First of all, this is not a WordPress related website. And this site requires questions specifically about it. To answer your question, YES. you can use the same content as long as it is on the same domain.
either install your WordPress installation in your root folder, or change your domain to point to your sub-folder.
You can have each site with a separate database (individual copies of WP), or one database with multiple sites (WP Multisite). If you go Multisite, each sub-site can have its own domain assigned to it. Multisite has common themeing and plugins, although you can have a different theme for each sub-site.
The plugin you are using hasn’t been updated for two years. It is better not to rely on plugins so old. You should consider writing an sql script, that would create a database, as per the MySQL documentation. And simply run the SQL command through php. You can check how that can be done in … Read more