Because they are not listing the same thing. one is a list of sites in the multisite, aka all 4 sites the other is a list of sites that you have a role on, aka 2 sites To see all 4 sites you need a role on all sites. Being a super admin lets you … Read more
wordpress multisite with already existing subdomain
WordPress Multisite Network – Site Administrators Can’t Access wp-admin
After you create the sub-site, go into the Site Settings (via the Network Admin) and change the URL for the sub-site to https://event2.domain.com . That’s the same way that you would assign another domain name to a sub-site. For example, if the main site is www.domain.com, sub-site 1 would be www.domain.com/subsiteone (you decided the subfolder … Read more
Multisite subdomain site on secondary domain
get_category_link() or get_tag_link() return wrong category/tag base in wordpress multisite
WordPress MU: Cookie error when trying to login on network WP instance
After posting the question, I thought about the process of how htaccess can affect the URL and the results of that request. Then I realized that the new domain is one that would match this statement: #rewrite to landing RewriteRule ^$ /landing.php [L] That would rewrite the domain.com request to domain.com/landing. Which is not what … Read more
due to Rick Hellewells comment I could write a code, which iterates over every blog (as a blog is a new mulitiste site) and outputs it’s site on plugin activation. See this link: https://wisdmlabs.com/blog/how-to-list-posts-from-all-blogs-on-wordpress-multisite/ As every site has it’s own theme, the $temp variable can hold the wp_get_theme command (you could also extract the site’s … Read more
You can set up Caddy to reverse proxy requests to the Multisite installation: In your Caddyfile, add a reverse_proxy directive for the Multisite: somedomain.com/blog { reverse_proxy blog.example.com } This will forward all requests to somedomain.com/blog to the Multisite installation at blog.example.com. Next, update the WordPress Multisite configuration to use the new domain: In your WordPress … Read more