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
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
You don’t need a new directory for your subdomain. Both your main URL (www.americanthought.org) and your subdomain URL (www.technology.americanthought.org) should point to the same directory. Multisite will serve the sites from the same set of WordPress files. (I took a quick peek, and it appears that you’ve got your subdomain’s DNS entry pointing at an … Read more
Sure, this is easy. The following condition is for all sites with ID equal or higher than 446 that at the same time have a blog title that contains the four letters test next to each other, whether they have intervals around them or not (so keep in mind it will include other words too, … Read more
You could try a rewrite rule just for his domain RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.somedomain\.com [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.%{HTTP_HOST}/$1 [R=301,L] updated my answer because I misread the question.
So I figured it out: I added the default theme in wp-config: // Setting default theme for newly created sites define( ‘WP_DEFAULT_THEME’, ‘theme-child’ ); for the static front page I added: # ON SIGNUP OF NEW SITES A NEW PAGE IS CREATED CALLED “Homepage” AND SET AS THE STATIC FRONT PAGE add_action( ‘wpmu_new_blog’, ‘process_extra_field_on_blog_signup’, 10, … Read more
Working locally with remote DB not working with multisite
Use phpMyAdmin to change the site URL in two locations in the wp_options table. The URL you enter will be the root domain.