Letting clients use visual builders plugins/themes on WordPress Multisite installation
Letting clients use visual builders plugins/themes on WordPress Multisite installation
Letting clients use visual builders plugins/themes on WordPress Multisite installation
I pinpointed the bug to the User Access Manager 1.2.2 (network-wide) – once disabled, everything went back to normal. I’m still not sure what exactly was causing the problem.
Do all your sub-sites use the same theme? If they do, then the most light-weight solution would be for you to hard-code the slider in your template file. This will give you the flexibility of doing whatever you want with your slides and the script you’re going to use, but at the same time it … Read more
Problem resolved, turns out there was references to BuddyPress is my theme which were causing a conflict My theme was originally a BuddyPress theme, I had since ditched BP and was using the theme as a standard WP theme. Still lingering in the template information file was…. Template: bp-default Tags: buddypress With these tags the … Read more
Add a RedirectMatch to your dev site’s .htaccess to tell Google the canonical addresses are on the new site: RedirectMatch Permanent (.*) http://new.example.com$1
According to this codex entry, it is not possible to install WordPress in a sub-directory and use the Sub-domain install. However, you should be able to install WordPress in a sub-directory (example.com/foo) and use the other sub-directories for your networked sites (example.com/bar). Also, check out this entry for more info on installing WordPress in a … Read more
personal_options hook on WordPress multisite
Some Subdomains on a Multisite Install Not Found
In multisite install you can control availability of themes to the sites. network activated theme will be available for use by all sites to enable theme for specific site alone go to Network Admin > Sites > Edit (target site) > Themes (tab) and enable it there
Planning on Multisite Before Creating A Network