If I’m reading this right, you have multisite.com set up with an Elastic Load Balancer using Route 53 and a wildcard certificate that also includes newsite.com newsite.com set up as an A record directly to your origin server not ELB In which case you’re most of the way to routing all newsite.com traffic through ELB … Read more
Cannot enable WordPress Network – ‘MULTISITE’ already defined and false
Not sure what is the problem here, and when saying that I mean that I do not see the ROI in solving it. The core issue is that all the sites of a multisite are mapped to the same “physical” directory structure, and media files are simply served from the relevant upload directory when the … Read more
See my answer here, which might be helpful in resolving your problem. Domain names for sub-sites in multisites are contained in the site’s Settings. The answer tells you how to get there, and the htaccess commands which may help. Trying to migrate a WordPress Multisite with Domain Mapping
Short answer, No. Because WordPress Multisite stores all users in one table, you can’t have two user on two sites in network with the same username. Read more at: https://codex.wordpress.org/Database_Description#Multisite_Table_Overview
I’d vote for a browser cache clearing (Ctrl+F5 or equivalent). Or you could try another browser instance (I sometimes use a new ‘private’ browser instance to test things.) I’d also look at the Network tab in Developer Tools (usually F12, or right-click anywhere in the page and select ‘Inspect Element’). After displaying the Network tab, … Read more
I think, you have to change define(‘DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘example.com’); to your new domain name in your wp-config.php file
Use below code to get the theme screen shot and theme name at front end for multi-site sign-up page. $themes = wp_get_themes(); foreach( $themes as $theme ){ echo ‘<b>Theme Name: </b>’ . $theme -> name; echo ‘<div class=”area”><img src=”‘ . esc_url($theme->get_screenshot()) . ‘” /> </div>’; }
Please paste the below code in the function.php file to activate the theme from front end /** * Add custom field to registration form */ add_action( ‘signup_blogform’, ‘aoc_show_addtional_fields’ ); add_action( ‘user_register’, ‘aoc_register_extra_fields’ ); function aoc_show_addtional_fields() { $themes = wp_get_themes(); echo ‘Choose template for your site’; foreach ($themes as $theme){ echo ‘get_screenshot().’” width=”240″/>’; echo $theme->name . … Read more
Go to the Network Admin screen of the site, then Sites, then Edit the site. Put the new URL in the various locations. Added When you Edit the site, select the Settings tab. That will allow you to change the Home and Site URL values (which writes to the wp-options for that site). There may … Read more