With WP Multisite, you will have a network of any number of domains. Sites in Multisite can have common plugins and themes. However, different set of plugins can be activated on each site, as well as different themes can be used. Sites in Multisite network always have one common database. This allows to switch between … Read more
Multisite issue
Put this in a .php file, upload it as a plugin, and network activate it. Read the comments in the code for more information. Let me know if you have questions or if it does not work well for you. I made it so Super Administrators can use all sites no matter what. <?php /* … Read more
Yes, you can use the body_class filter. If all the sites use the same theme, you can get away with putting this in functions.php (in a child theme so your code doesn’t get overwritten when the theme is updated), but if any sites have a different theme, you’ll need to put it into a custom … Read more
Users getting linked unwanted to main mu in WordPress multisite (WPMU)
WordPress Multisite can handle this without a plugin. What you need to do: I’m assuming that your WP Multisite installation is at example.wordpress.com and your desired URL for the new site is example.com, per your question. Create the site in the Network Admin section on example.wordpress.com. Select Edit Site on the newly-created site. Change the … Read more
All Multisites are working as one site
Yes – this would depend mostly on the theme. You would likely need to create a custom theme or a child theme which would present menus in the way you’re requesting, and you would want to go with a subfolder install vs. a subdomain install. I assume www.mainsite.com/multisite would be the “main” / parent MultiSite, … Read more
Resolved : the second website created must be managed by the same administrator or more exactly super-admin. For that I must do that : Network Admin > Sites > Click Edit on a specific site > Users tab > Add Existing User -> and choose “id” of admin.
Multisite (with nested paths) wp-admin redirect loop