In WordPress Multisite there are some scenarios where a site with a custom domain can get lost. There is the central place in network admin where you can assign custom domains but you can also do it at the site level. If it’s done at the site level, it’s possible for that site to become […]
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Add All Multisite Users to One Sub Site
Say you needed to add all the users in your multisite to a single site on that multisite. You can do that like this. With a bit of tweaking you could also copy all users from one site (or multiple sites) to another or multiple other sites. Granted, you can also do stuff like this […]
Change New Site Comments Settings in Multisite
This little function in a network activated plugin on WordPress multisite will require comment users to be a member of the multisite to comment. The setting can be changed by the blog admin but it makes the default setting a bit more restrictive. It’s changing the value in Dashboard>Settings>Discussion. […]
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WPMU plugins you ought to have
Here are a few plugins I’ve got in the WPMU install I’m running. Most, if not all, were a result of my sordid association with WPMU cult leader, Jim Groom. He’s likely posted on each multiple times but it’s hard to find them among all the old cartoons and toy posts- besides I had to […]
Publishing Google Docs to WPMU
I was looking to have some people in my class publish lesson plans to their WPMU blogs via Google Docs. So I consulting the dean of WPMU, The Right Reverend Jim Groom, and he made it look so easy. Yet, I failed. Feeling stupid I started drinking looked at the differences in our set up. […]
Why use WPMU in K12?
I’ve been slowly migrating all of our individual WP installs into WPMU over the last few days. It’s going to really make life a lot easier around here while adding some real advantages. You’ve seen Jim showing a million reasons to use WPMU in the college environment and while most (maybe all) can be transferred […]