How to find the site ID on a single site and then add new post with “`multipart/form-data” enctype?
How to find the site ID on a single site and then add new post with “`multipart/form-data” enctype?
How to find the site ID on a single site and then add new post with “`multipart/form-data” enctype?
As stated your use case seems suitable: multiple sites — check shared users — check WP multisite does this. However there aren’t that many details in your question beyond that. It is a guesswork to recommend for or against it for such a complicated site, without knowing requirements thoroughly.
Multilingual multisite > customisable footer across different sites with widgets?
Use PHP and the WordPress API. Place the following in copy-options.php and FTP it to wp-content/plugins, then activate it from the main site: <?php /** * Plugin Name: Copy Options * Plugin URI: http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/q/186092/1685 * Description: Copy options from site 2 to site 1. * Version: 0.1 * Author: TheDeadMedic * Author URI: http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/users/1685/thedeadmedic */ … Read more
Responsive Wordress Site – Serve different post types to each device
First thing get_current_theme() is deprecated since version 3.4 you need to use wp get theme() to get the current theme name. And about add_menu() you can only use it at action hook admin_bar_menu as codex say about it: This is not a function. It is a method of the $wp_admin_bar global (an instance of WP_Admin_Bar), … Read more
This line was missing from my .htaccess file, and I recovered it from a backup. I don’t know if WP removed it during an upgrade or some other plugin did it, but replacing it fixed the problem: #uploaded files RewriteRule ^files/(..+) wp-includes/ms-files.php?file=$1 [L] Art Smith
I have not came across readymade file for multisite demo data on WordPress. But I had used this plugin in the past. Please check this to generate multisite demo data: https://wordpress.org/plugins/demo-data-creator/
WordPress has no macros like that but it can be done. If the plugin is already installed, you can Network Activate it so it will be available on any blog in the network. As for the page with title, you’ll need to create or source a plugin to do that as it will need to … Read more
Multisite subdirectory root not accessible