Each subdomain requires separate authentication. Although you can leave your server set to allow both the “www.example.net” subdomain and the “root” domain “example.net”, you’ll run into issues both with authentication and with SEO, because Google also sees “www.example.net” as a different URL than “example.net”. It’s best practice to decide which version you prefer, then set … Read more
Since its been so long without an answer I take its already solved, but I’ll leave something here for posterity. I run a Multisite to a client at the agency I work for, and the setup is kinda complicated to keep up. They way I see it, the workflow you presented is pretty much spot … Read more
Since you will have same content for about and product detail page irrespective to its translated version. So, obviously you might face seo penalty. As recently, Google algorithm has clarified a clear cut instructions for ecommerce websites that they can’t use different pages for different languages or countries. So, for your case, I would suggest … Read more
Yes, using switch_to_blog() you can load another WordPress site, get what you want, then revert back to your current site and carry forward any retrieved data. // the different site ID in your WordPress Network $otherSite = 3; // the post excerpt you’re after in the different site $otherSitesPost = 42; switch_to_blog( $othersite ); $otherSitesPostExcerpt … Read more
Thankfully in the end, it turns out to be a UI design problem. Take a look at the “Add New Network” screen. See the first text box with “Enter network title here” in it? That doesn’t look like a text entry box… It’s bigger than all the other text entry boxes on the page. It … Read more
You can use Multisite Clone Duplicator plugin.
WordPress itself has no UI for viewing and managing unactivated users. You might be interested in the WordPress plugin called Unconfirmed that changes this. It adds a new page in the admin that shows a list of unactivated user registrations. For each registration, you have the option of resending the original activation email, or manually … Read more
You should just start with a new install and import the existing site into the new install. Starting with an existing install triggers that warning but if you start fresh you can setup the subfolder structure. You can add this to functions.php to allow a subfolder install in multisite: add_filter( ‘allow_subdirectory_install’, create_function( ”, ‘return true;’ … Read more
Merely pointing a domain at your site isn’t enough to make things work. What’s happening here: You have WordPress configured on the .com Traffic from the .ir domain is pointing at the same server WordPress doesn’t realize they’re the same thing and instead assumes you’re trying to set up a new blog on a multisite … Read more
wp_get_attachment_image_src() function returns an array that’s why your code isn’t working. Try the following code. <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/295180/<?php echo esc_url( home_url(“https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ) ); ?>” rel=”home”> <?php if ( get_theme_mod( ‘bwpy_logo2’ ) ) : $img_data = wp_get_attachment_image_src( absint( get_theme_mod( ‘bwpy_logo2’ ) ) ); $img_url = isset( $img_data[0] ) ? $img_data[0] : ”; // Or you can try … Read more