multisite - Read For Learn

You can create a network of sites in subdomains or subdirectories using the using the multisite feature. All sites under a multisite network share the same WordPress installation core files, plugins and themes. The individual sites in the network are virtual sites in the sense that they do not have their own directories, but they … Read more

Displaying all posts from other sites on the network on one site

There are ways to loop through all the sites in a multisite, then do a “WP Loop” on each sub-site. It can get a bit complex, but it can be done. I did some research on this, and found some code fragments that would do it, but no full-on solution. So I wrote my own … Read more

Allowing users to manually add or remove themselves to/from WordPress multisite blogs

I did it, and it works just as I want it to, but I don’t really understand how it worked 🙈 (and I’d like to learn the hows and whys behind it all). Praying 🤲 plus an answer to another question on WPSE helped me a lot, I just modified it with the functions I … Read more

WP-CLI Error Requesting CURL Extension

Though, curl appeared to be properly working from https://localhost.sitedomain.com/phpinfo.php , the true cause of the error was that curl was in fact disabled within the global php.ini file located at /etc/php/<php version #>/php.ini , which is different from local active php.ini located at /etc/php/7.3/apache2/php.ini . Now everything works properly.

Admin users not able to see network menus

On a multisite, the ‘super-admin’ is the only one that gets to see the ‘master’ site. Admins can see their individual sub-sites. The super-admin can admin all the sub-sites.

How to implement data residency in my WordPress site

Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required

wp-db.php file was missing in wp-includes.

Change WordPress multisite to sub-folder installation

Top Admin bar of a multisite: Choose My Sites, Network Admin, Settings. You have to be a SuperAdmin to do this. Note that the super-admin admin page is different from the first sub-site’s Admin page. Link location is https://www.domain.com/wp-admin/network/settings.php , where you change the domain name to your domain. ** CORRECTION ** I was thinking … Read more

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WordPress Multisite loads wrong subdomain dashboard

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