If you manage a WordPress multisite network where you, as the admin, set up each site individually, there’s a new plugin that should save you quite a bit of time. NS Cloner – Site Copier gives multisite admins the ability to easily clone individual sites in your network…
If you’re new to WordPress Multisite, then you may not be familiar with the Network Admin menu. The WordPress Super Admin user has access to all of the sites on the network. This is done through the Network Admin menu. If you’ve correctly enabled multisite on your…
Recently I was performing an audit on my Multisite network to see, among other things, which plugins just weren’t in use any more. The trouble is that when you have multisite setup, you have to install a plugin at the network level and then activate the plugins on the individual sites that you want to activate it on…
I remember when I first got the idea to build a WordPress network using multiple domains instead of subdomains. It took me countless hours of Googling, trial and error, code hacking and pounding my fists to figure out something which I can now do in just a few minutes. Even the WordPress website doesn’t give you very clear instructions on how to set up a WordPress network using multisite…
I’ve had to do this a few times, where I’ve had to move a WordPress multisite site to a standalone installation. For example, I sometimes build new sites on my own multisite network, if the client already has a live site, where downtime is not an option, and then I can move the entire site onto their server and make an immediate…
WordPress has the ability to run multiple websites from one installation of WordPress. This type of configuration is called WordPress Multisite. Lately I’ve been experimenting a bit with Multisite and I created this post to keep tabs on some interesting links I’ve found. Hopefully I will expand…
Ordinarily, each WordPress blog in a multisite network has its own separate media library. Network Shared Media is a plugin that allows blogs to share media across the network. After installing the plugin you’ll find a new tab in the Add Media…
You may have noticed that Joe recently published an interview with a successful WordPress multisite user as part of a planned ongoing series. If you did, you may be wondering what on earth multisite actually is. It’s not an unreasonable question…
If you’ve ever administered a WordPress Multisite network, then you know how much of a problem spam and sploggers can be, especially when they decide to troll your entire network. A new plugin from Ipstenu aims to help network admins…
WordPress is become one of the most popular open source blogging platforms. As of WordPress 3.0 WordPressMU also became a part of WordPress. The WordPress Multisite feature allows you to create a network of sites which run from…
Managing a WordPress Multisite network can be a lot of work, but when you have the right tools at your disposal you can easily cut that time in half. I thought it was time to write an updated post with some new plugins for…
Today we will be discussing a few very important aspects of WordPress Multisite. If you are new to WordPress Multisite please go through the WordPress installation tutorial first to get an overall idea of the…
Today, we will look at the basics of WordPress MS – or for those users that have been using WordPress for a while – Multisite or WordPress MU. WordPress MS is a feature that many users are unaware of, and one that is often…
So you’ve gone through setting up WordPress Multisite, and now you’re ready to start setting up new sites in your network. Only trouble is, you want to use…
Since version 3.0, you have natively had the option to activate WordPress Multisite, which allows you to run as many sites as you want from a single WordPress installation (whereas previously it was one website per WordPress installation)…
Multisite is a powerful new feature that arrived with the release of WordPress 3.0. It allows website managers to host multiple independent websites with a single installation of WordPress. Although each “website” in a network is…
When it comes to create or Convert WordPress into multiple WordPress sites, Look at this tutorial “How to enable Multi Site feature in WordPress 3.0?“, which tell you how to set up everything. Here is an other tutorial which…
WordPress Multisite network administrators will love the handy new WPMS Sidebar Login Widget plugin. It pulls the user’s information and puts his blog info in front of him after he logs in…
Here’s a quick tip that’s very easy to implement. When new sites are created with WordPress Multisite, the default behavior is to assign the WordPress TwentyTen Theme…
Here’s a handy new plugin for all of the WordPress network administrators out there. The Multisite Dashboard Feed Widget displays the most recent posts from the main site in the dashboard of each site within your network. Check it out…