I haven’t tested it, but it should be possible with these steps: Use example.net (not .com) as main installation for the multisite (or areallybigteam.com). Install WordPress with subdomains. Create the sites. Edit the URLs of all sites as you need: blog.example.com, team.example.com and areallybigteam.com. Make sure the document root for all these (sub)domains matches your … Read more
You could use the function switch_to_blog Example: switch_to_blog( $site_id ); $post = get_post( $post_id ); restore_current_blog(); It should do exactly what you need. After switching you can use a custom query to get the relevant information
To get all blogs/subsites a user is registered to, use get_blogs_of_user() $sites = get_blogs_of_user( get_current_user_id() ); This will fetch all sites that aren’t marked as archived, spam or deleted. This will as well work in a single site environment, returning a an array with a single numerical key that has a stdClass object as value: … Read more
There is a PHP function to create sites: wpmu_create_blog(). The simplest example is: <?php $domain = “something.example.com”; $path = “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”; $title = “Look at my awesome site”; wpmu_create_blog($domain, $path, $title); The catch here is you need to have WordPress loaded too in your PHP. If you are doing this as part of a plugin, then … Read more
how do I configure nginx for wordpress multisite, it occurs ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS
Sub-subdomain getting redirected to main domain
In Multisite “Sites” list, what do “deactivate” and “archive” really do?
Multisite Enhancements is plugin that apparently does a lot of stuff, including showing which blogs use which plugins. I haven’t had a chance to try it myself, but I’ve had my eye on it. If you wanted your own code, vs. using a plugin, I suppose you could poke around inside the plugin to see … Read more
I finally got it to work after a long time of trying to figure this out! Credit to Samuel Elh for helping me, http://sam.elegance-style.com/ This is useful if anyone wants to allow users to make small style changes to a theme. Rather than create many child themes, if you just need some stylesheet overrules to … Read more
Yes – entirely possible to use SSL on only 1 site in a WP network. In the past, we have done this using .htaccess to force HTTPS for all URLs of a particular site, leaving all others HTTP. This was done using carefully written Apache URL rewrites. The SSL used was a wildcard cert although … Read more