Installing WordPress with multisite enabled could let you do what you want. You could use a plugin to create a “template” site that is used for all new websites. I used the Multisite Cloner plugin to accomplish this very thing on a recent project. You can configure multisite to allow users to choose their own … Read more
Use switch_theme( ‘theme_name’ ) to switch a theme Use wp_get_sites( array(‘network_id’ => $wpdb->siteid) ) to retrieve all sites info including the blog_id Loop through the retrieved blog ids and execute code within the scope of each blog using the switch_to_blog() function: foreach( $blog_ids as $blog_id ){ switch_to_blog( $blog_id ); //Do stuff restore_current_blog(); }
After diving deep into wordpress core files I found out that somewhere along the lines of getting the blog details was a caching function. It was this line in the ms-blogs.php file. $details = wp_cache_get( $blog_id . $all, ‘blog-details’ ); It turns out that I had a cached version of the blog details which messed … Read more
The WP importer should do the job for you. You may need to install it first. Backup. Backup. Backup. Then, from your current single site: Tools > Export > All Content > Download Then from the new location on your multi-site, Tools > Import > locate the export file and adjust options to your needs. … Read more
There will be many reasons for blank page, you have not mention version for wp, php etc. **To solve wordpress blank page issue follow the steps** disable all plugin and try (if there is an error in plugins then enable 1 by 1) switch to default theme and try (if there is an error in … Read more
I finally found the answer. When we use a subdomain (xyz.com) on the cpanel and create a wordpress multisite on it, we need to simply assign 123.com add-on domain in the cpanel and change the domain root to the same root of xyz.com. For example, if domain root of xyz.com is /public/xyz.com, then when we … Read more
It’s fairly difficult to share content between sites in a multisite network so this will buy you some efficiency by making things easier to maintain, but you will still have to find a way to share or copy content around. To share content between sites you can look at RAMP by Crowd Favorite (getting a … Read more
codecowboy has reports in the comments for this question that the issue has been resolved: Running a2ensite resolved the problemm so presumably I had done something wrong with my Apache config.
you have to Network Disable the theme. codex Disabling a theme in the Network Admin Themes Screen does not prevent that theme being used by a site. It only prevents the theme being listed in the available themes list when selecting a new/different theme.
You want to enable WPMU and make custom functions to get/post data from one blog to another (using switch_to_blog). WPMU installs different tables for each blog you create on one WP installation. If you want to have the same design, child theme can be enabled on one WP installation. You cannot switch between child and … Read more