You should be able to do this using the WordPress MU Domain Mapping plugin. I’ve just tested this and it seems to work if I go to the main site and login I’m then logged in on all the sub sites. I think you might need to tweek the domain options for the plugin under … Read more
Is it possible to make a wordpress multisite on domain.com and then every site that I make goes to domain.com/directory/newsite? no, this is not possible without some major code hacking as far as I can tell. I run a few multisites, and I have some local installations to play around and didn’t manage to find … Read more
try and add your location as a parameter. <?php if ( has_nav_menu( $location ) ) { //Do something } ?>
Sorry this should be a comment –> you should be able to use a switch to blog http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/switch_to_blog This will allow you to grab the main blog ID, from there you can use a WP list pages or a http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_nav_menu to display the menu of your main site on the other blogs within the network
I’d recommend the following: (no affiliation) https://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/ For some reason I’ve had odd experiences with the search and replace db plugin recently. Also, I’d avoid using the defines in your wp-config.php file as some plugins do not use it and show strange behavior. Better to update the wp-options table for those two options if at … Read more
Before you select WordPress Reset to use, please check Plugin Author comments here. You can only use this plugin on the sub-sites, not the parent/master site of the multisite install. On each sub-site you use it on, it should reset the sub-site back to the original, just installed/created status. This plugin has never really been … Read more
You can either use a powerful plugin such as Multisite Privacy by WPMUDEV, or you can use the following code which I developed for a project of my own. To use this code, either create a plugin with it that you only activate on the site to protect, or if that sounds too difficult, you … Read more
I figured out what the problem was! Whenever I went to Settings > Domain Mapping under the Network Admin panel, I always got a message: “Domain mapping database table created.” In fact, that database table was never created. The database user never had CREATE privileges. Once I granted CREATE to the user, I was able … Read more
You have forwarded the wildcards to the wrong subdirectory this is why you are seeing the Plesk default page. The wildcard subdomain rule should point to the folder of your wordpress multisite installation. WordPress reads the URL from the request and then internally routes to the correct site. If it’s not pointed to right place … Read more
It can be done, I’m actually using it for my private multisite installation. Install WP multisite and set it up in “subdirectory-mode” Install and setup the Domain Mapping plugin by WPMU Create a subdomain and point it to your installation. Add this subdomain via the Domain Mapping plugin. By default your new sub-sites are accessible … Read more