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Publishers frequently find themselves managing multiple WordPress-based website installations for structural reasons and sometimes for search engine optimization reasons.
For example, one might run an informational blog-style site, an information product sales site and a services sales and support site. Managing multiple WordPress sites can result in a lot of duplicate work, and time lost on website maintenance.
But that process can be streamlined and the administrative workflow optimized by installing a WordPress Multisite Network instead.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1HVqeQSvrU
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WordPress Multisite allows a single WordPress installation to host multiple sites. It provides benefits like shared plugins, themes, and updates across sites while reducing costs. Multisite can use subdomains or subdirectories and is installed via a single line of code in wp-config.php. The network administrator can then create sites, install themes and plugins network-wide or individually, and manage users, settings and updates for all sites from the network admin screens. Considerations for using Multisite include available hosting resources and whether sites need separate databases.
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https://www.temok.com/blog/wordpress-multisite-network/
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Publishers frequently find themselves managing multiple WordPress-based website installations for structural reasons and sometimes for search engine optimization reasons.
For example, one might run an informational blog-style site, an information product sales site and a services sales and support site. Managing multiple WordPress sites can result in a lot of duplicate work, and time lost on website maintenance.
But that process can be streamlined and the administrative workflow optimized by installing a WordPress Multisite Network instead.
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This document summarizes a workshop about using WordPress and BuddyPress for a university website project. It discusses installing and setting up WordPress and a WordPress Multisite network, important plugins, custom post types and taxonomies, costs, speed and security best practices. It also covers installing and configuring BuddyPress to add a social network layer. Key strengths are noted as the easy setup, flexibility, large user community and ability to customize sites independently while deploying rapidly on a limited budget.
A content management system (CMS) is a computer application that allows publishing, editing, and modifying content on a website. It offers advantages like being easy for developers to use, cost effective, flexible, and able to be maintained over time. Popular CMS platforms include WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, Textpattern, SilverStripe, and MODX. Examples of websites that use CMS include icondock.com and social.ford.com.
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油
This document discusses PHP, MySQL, and WordPress. It provides an overview of each:
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Info about Wordpress Multisite Feature.
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Presentation in 4th Meetup of Wordpress Greek Community
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1HVqeQSvrU
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WordPress Multisite allows a single WordPress installation to host multiple sites. It provides benefits like shared plugins, themes, and updates across sites while reducing costs. Multisite can use subdomains or subdirectories and is installed via a single line of code in wp-config.php. The network administrator can then create sites, install themes and plugins network-wide or individually, and manage users, settings and updates for all sites from the network admin screens. Considerations for using Multisite include available hosting resources and whether sites need separate databases.
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https://www.temok.com/blog/wordpress-multisite-network/
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Well share our experience of building and managing large Multisite networks to provide tips and tricks for all levels including:
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- recommended free plugins
- coding for Multisite basics (common pitfalls)
- creative ways to leverage Multisite
- advice on painless backups, development environments, and upgrades
- a preview of the Multisite roadmap
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2. WHO AM I?
Im Belsien Thomas (@belsien), building websites with
PHP, JAVA, and various programming languages for over 12+ years.
Worked with WordPresss since 2006 (version 2.0).
Built and Managed a Multisite (5 sites) install for Murad
(http://muradinclusivehealth.com ). Utilized Global
Navigation, Multiple Access Roles, Caching/Performance
Tuning, and other enterprise features.
Run a WordPress blog http://wppowerguide.com has guides and tips
on how to utilize WordPress as a CMS in powerful ways, other than
just a blog.
3. TOPICS COVERED
Multisite Overview and Background
Advantages/Disadvantages
Setup and Configuration
User Roles and Backend Options
Network Themes and Plugins
Recommended Plugins
Uses & Examples of Mutlisite
4. OVERVIEW & BACKGROUND
Multisite (MS) allows you to create
multiple WordPress websites (aka a
Network) with a single installation of
WordPress.
Previously called WordPress Multi User
(WPMU) but renamed to just
Multisite, comes with WordPress core
since version 3.0.
5. ADVANTAGES
Create an unlimited number of websites with
just 1 installation on your server.
Share themes, plugins, and user information
across all websites in your network.
Easy to Upgrade everything across network at
once.
Flexible, can be setup to run as
Subdomains, Sub folders, or mapped to
separate domains.
6. DISADVANTAGES
Database is even more critical, corruption can
bring down all sites in network. (Keep
backups!)
Some Added Steps and Screens to enable
plugins and themes.
Not every plugin works well in MS
environment.
Can take more time and effort to
troubleshoot, much less articles written online
about MS.
7. 2 TYPES OF MULTISITE
NETWORKS
Sub Domain Based Sub Folder Based
mysite.com mysite.com
mario.mysite.com mysite.com/mario
stage.mysite.com mysite.com/stage
8. DOMAIN MAPPING (PLUGIN)
Allows you to map a top level domain to either a subdomain or
subfolder.
mariosite.co Mapped Mapped
luigisite.com to
m to
mario.mysite.co mysite.com/l
m uigi
9. DECIDE WHICH TYPE OF NETWORK IS
RIGHT FOR YOU
Can not change the type of network once you choose
subdomain or subfolder.
Highly Recommended reading.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Before_You_Create_A_Network
http://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network
10. SETUP AND CONFIGURATION
3. Copy/paste
1. Allow 2. Choose and your custom
4. Logout and
Networks in Create a directives to
Login!
wp-config.php network type wp-config.php
and .htaccess
*Previous Versions of WordPress required
creating a blogs.dir directory under wp-
content, but now not needed.
11. 1. ALLOW
MULTISITE
NETWORKS
Add following to wp-config.php
define('WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE', true);
13. 2. SETUP A NETWORK (CONTINUED)
Chose either Sub-domains or Sub-directories. CANT be changed later.
For sub-domains you need to have a Wildcard (*) entry in your DNS records.
*.yoursite.com
16. NETWORK ADMIN & OPTIONS
Network Admin
Manage/Create new Websites, Themes, Plugins, and Users
17. NETWORK SETTINGS IMPORTANT
AREA
User Registration, New Site
Settings, Welcome Emails, and
Notifications
Max Upload File Limit Database
setting, trumps your php.ini file!
Enable/Disable Plugins menu for
Site Admins
18. NEW ROLE SUPER ADMIN!
Super Admins can:
Super Manage Network Settings &
Admin Options
Site Manage Sites
Admin Manage Network Users
Manage Network
Editor Theme, Plugins, &
..basically anything in your
Author site.
Contributor
Subscriber
19. HOW THEMES WORK IN MULTISITE
Themes are not available to websites in your network until you
Network Enable them.
By default, site Admins cant install themes only the Super Admin can.
20. HOW PLUGINS WORK IN MULTISITE
Plugins can be installed and Activated across all sites in your
Network
OR
Selectively activated per website.
21. HOW PLUGINS WORK IN
MULTISITE
By Default Plugins are hidden from Site Admins.
To Enable Plugins go to Network Settings in the
Network Admin area, check off Plugins under Enable
Administration Menus
23. RECOMMENDED PLUGINS
New Blogs Defaults
Set defaults used for all
new sites created in your
network
Can delete default
content like Hello World
post, comment, etc.
Can auto-add users to all
new sites created by ID
24. RECOMMENDED PLUGINS
WPMU New Blog Templates
The default template for all
new sites created on your
network.
A template selection when
people sign up for a new site
on your network.
A template selection when a
super admin user creates a
new site in Sites > Add New
in the network admin
dashboard.
27. BLOGS @ BARUCH
Online LMS Teachers and Students have their own blogs
Integrated with BuddyPress Members section
28. DISCOVER-WP.COM
Users can create their own free 30-day site using tools provided by
OnTheGoSystems
Uses Blog Templates during registration to let user choose which site they
want.