This will force uploads for all sites to the wp-content/uploads directory. Sub-directories (like year/month) will still exist (if the setting is enabled). /** * Force all network uploads to reside in “wp-content/uploads”, and by-pass * “files” URL rewrite for site-specific directories. * * @link http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/q/147750/1685 * * @param array $dirs * @return array */ function … Read more
Ok some wise guy deleted my last post. The answer, which the above member (@etc) gave to me on another forum, and is working quite fine, is as follows: # Rewrites for Bedrock Multi-Site Subdomain Setup rewrite /wp-admin$ $scheme://$host$uri/ last; rewrite ^/(wp-.*.php)$ /wp/$1 last; rewrite ^/(wp-(content|admin|includes).*) /wp/$1 last; He revised his answer but did not … Read more
Yes you can, I use 25 sub sites with different domains. 1- Point your domains to WP root folder. 2- Add a new site: 3- Edit it: 4- Change URL to a new domain:
Point the subdomain to the same directory as the main site, and define different settings in your wp-config.php per $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]: Example from my local setup: switch ( $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’] ) { case ‘zzl.dev’: $table_prefix = ‘zzl_’; $table_name=”zzl”; break; case ‘wpbuch.dev’: $table_prefix = ‘wpbuch_’; $table_name=”wpbuch”; break; default: $table_prefix = ‘wp_’; $table_name=”wpdev”; break; } $sub = ‘/wp-content/’ . … Read more
First, reasons for not using Multisite. And reasons to use it. My guess is that you don’t need it, and that all can be contained inside a single WordPress. Each Department would have a Custom Post Type. And the Organization keeps the default Post post type. All of them share the same categories (news, events, … Read more
There is no settled solution for change management in a WordPress environment. I recently wrote about one approach, that might be helpful. @scribu then brought our attention to this new ‘Ramp’ offering for content staging. which might be of interest, depending on your use case. @MikeSchinkel has his own potential solution which doesn’t attempt to … Read more
There several possible scenarios: For some reason W3 is not properly configured or configuration was improperly applied to .htaccess files. W3 is properly configured but has compatibility issues with some part of your setup. This has nothing to do with W3 at all and comes from some other part of your setup or server. From … Read more
Are you sure /wp-includes/load.php made it to the server? If you were installing manually, there’s a chance it got lost during the transfer. Happens to me occasionally using FileZilla. The error messages are basically telling you that the server can’t find the file, so make sure the file is there.
It’s because you’re looking at a specific revision. Make sure your query string is formatted like this in your preview tab: ?p=PAGEID&preview=true without any other variables like revision=332.
A lot depends on the setup of the two current multisites: Do they share a common user base, if any? What kind of plugins are installed, if any? Likewise themes? Is it obvious which one is going to be imported in to the other? How many different authors are there? Things like author IDs will … Read more