Themes don’t function differently on multisite. So you can develop a theme just the way you are used to. Depending on your coding habits, you might want to do more thorough testing if the theme has many options and customization possibilities. The risks are inherent to multisite, not particularly to theming. One mistake will affect … Read more
No. First there is the practical problem of enabling your OS being influenced by the web server, something that should never be possible. (a plugin will trigger an update and make you open to all attacks) Second, on a more philosophical level, what is the point of hardening your security if in the end you … Read more
You can disable the caching if you set update_post_meta_cache and update_post_term_cache to false while setting the WP_Query arguments. When caching is disabled the data will be requested from the database only on demand. You can check my post in here. If you need more info just let me know.
Apparently, this is how it works already. You can have the user sign in using the main site’s wp-login.php. In your case just make sure the user is not added to the main site.
Known issue that was introduced in 4.7.1: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/39550 There is a plugin to workaround it for those having this problem. A fix will likely be in the next release. https://wordpress.org/plugins/disable-real-mime-check/
Finally I managed to solve this issue. The problem i had was on the ELB with the sticky sessions. I just enabled it and set a time of 3600 and now wordpress in login in users. A question remains with the real ELB power. If you do this sticky session I found some documentation that … Read more
If you’ve got command-line access, wp-cli could be the solution you need. You could write up a quick shell script: wp site create –slug=site1 wp user create joe [email protected] –role=administrator –url=example.com/site1 … and so forth. References Installing wp-cli wp site commands wp user commands
Yes you can, wordpress do not actually have any knowledge of your DNS settings so no obvious reason for any change in them to have any impact (if you have some specially crafted htaccess or the likes of it, you should verify them they are not bound to specific subdomains)
Well, based on @fischi’s comment, I’ve deactivated the Polylang plugin and it seems that this was the root of my problem here. And now it even makes sense, because when working with multisite in WP, there is no need for a multi-language plugin, because every site is in its own language (in this case, anyway). … Read more
You can try the new (4.7+) wp_list_sort() utility function that’s a wrapper for WP_List_Util::sort() that uses usort() or uasort(). Example 1: Sort by descending post date $sorted_custom_posts = wp_list_sort( $custom_posts, ‘post_date’, ‘DESC’ ); Example 2: Sort by descending post date and ascending post title $sorted_custom_posts = wp_list_sort( $custom_posts, [ ‘post_date’ => ‘DESC’, ‘post_title’ => ‘ASC’, … Read more