If you want to move wordpress you should this: http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory I guess you want to create a development environment, and because you never edit core files of WordPress you don’t have to copy WordPress itself because the only thing you are changing is the theme folder. And you don’t want to install WordPress a second … Read more
I decided to move the child installation to the main site’s web root, and rename its subdirectory to intranet. Once I had done this, all I had left to do was place this line of code after the main site’s rules: RewriteRule ^intranet/ – [L] The – rewrites the URI to itself – thus overriding … Read more
To answer your question, yes, WordPress could work. WordPress permission system is built on roles and capabilities. To manage your permissions, you can use a plugin such as the User Role Editor.
This could be as simple as going to Settings > General and ensuring that the values for WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) do not have ‘www’ in the textbox.
Why didn’t you use a Network/Multisite install? Problem mainly is that all the queries normally have the current install prefix in use. Without having real access (via $wpdb) to the prefix, this will get pretty messy. Actually your problem is a X-Y Problem. It would be less work to export everything from one of the … Read more
you already called get_post() then why you are not getting the excerpt from post data, like this. $post = get_post( $pageid ); $excerpt = $post->post_excerpt; // get post content $content = $post->post_content; for more information about get_post() see the WordPress codex
Of course you can use multisite when it’s about running multiple websites with one installation. You can also use plugins such as MLS to links content. That could be useful to add links to other versions of your posts. To me, multisite + MLS is better regarding perfomance if you compare this with solution such … Read more
If you’re using Varnish and you’re not seeing the admin bar it’s because you probably have a rule in /etc/varnish/default.vcl that looks like this: sub vcl_recv { if (!(req.url ~ “wp-(login|admin)”)) { unset req.http.cookie; } } That’s going to keep the admin bar from showing up because you’re dropping cookie stuff from all pages except … Read more
Integrating planning tools in wordpress
It sounds like you have an ideal situation for a multisite. You do not even need to have the sites running the same theme. Your theme however would be exactly the same for each site so you couldn’t modify a theme for an individual one (they are at the base of the multisite not on … Read more