WordPress Multisite - A Whole New Web World
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The document presents an overview of using WordPress Multisite, discussing its advantages such as custom branding, sitewide settings, and letting users create their own sites. It also addresses topics including support models, membership sites, and potential disadvantages of multisite setups. The author, Jeff Vandrimmelen, shares his passion for WordPress and invites readers to consider creative applications of multisite functionality.
WordPress Multisite - A Whole New Web World
- 1. WordPress (Multisite) {A Whole New Web World} Jeff VanDrimmelen | Advanced WordPress Engineer Prepared for the DFW MidCities WordPress User Group | 6/1/2013 http://WPjeff.com 1
- 2. {Goal} Get your brain juices going about how you might use WordPress multisite. http://WPjeff.com 2
- 3. {About Me} I love WordPress But I really love Multisite Site http://WPjeff.com 3
- 4. {Single Site Wordpress Install} http://WPjeff.com 4
- 5. {Lots of Single Sites} http://WPjeff.com 5
- 8. {Updates & New Plugins} http://WPjeff.com 8
- 10. {Let Users Create Own Sites} http://WPjeff.com 10
- 14. {Vans Websites} Hosted Small Business Sites http://WPjeff.com 14
- 22. {Single Site Network} http://WPjeff.com 22
- 23. {Advanced Multisite} Database Split (<5000 sites) Caching Security Hosting Plugin/Theme Management http://WPjeff.com 23
Editor's Notes
- #2: Talk about title how it changed my outlook.
- #3: Talk about how it works technical details and front end details. Introduce you to some good plugins and places to get more help Title Its a whole new web world
- #4: Background started using in 2004 WYSIWYG Mostly for personal and family blogs Got into Wordpress Multisite back when it was WordPress MU in 2009 and set up my first two networks (UNC and one for my family blogs). My mind just blew when I saw this. There are so many possibilities.
- #7: Each new site you have to set these up too
- #13: (Caching and other stuff here)
- #22: Share User base. Doesnt work well with single sites that need to have their own set of users that log in and do stuff. Or rather it is harder. Updates potentially break LOTS of sites. Backups are hugeSecurity Vulnerabilities are more dangerous