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WordPress Greek Community - Meetup Thessaloniki 2 - WordPress Multisite - George Bikas

WordPress Greek Community - Meetup Thessaloniki 2 - WordPress Multisite - George Bikas

WordPress Greek Community

December 21, 2015
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  1. HOW TO INSTALL AND SETUP WORDPRESS MULTISITE NETWORK George Bikas

    Veria Central Public Library http://www.libver.gr http://www.geobikas.gr
  2. What? • Sinse WordPress 3.0 • Create multiple virtual sites

    to share a single WordPress installation o Sub-domains — a domain-based network (http://site.domain.gr) o Sub-directories — a path-based network (http://www.domain.gr/site) • Similar to WordPress.com • Sites Created on demand by: o Administrator o Users
  3. Pros? • Create multiple virtual websites from one WordPress installation.

    • Network Update (Wordpress, Themes, Plugins). • Different domains on every network site. • Users can be shared across many websites. • Grant access to users to create their own websites.
  4. Cons? • Some plugins do not work with Multisite. •

    Individual site admins access: o They can’t add remove plugins & themes o There is no access to files (Theme & Plugins) • Network Update : Every change affects all sites. • More memory per page than a standalone site. • Single database.
  5. Steps? 5 or 6. It’s up to you. • Decide

    if you need multisite • Prepeare your installation • Pray :) • Allow Multisite • Install the network • Enable the network
  6. Prepeare Installation • backup your database and files. • Verify

    that Pretty Permalinks work. • Also deactivate all active plugins. If you plan to run WordPress out of its own directory, do that before activating Multisite.
  7. Subdomains on Plesk • Add CNAME record on domain Name

    like *.domain.gr to domain.gr • Create subdomain with name *.domain.gr and use the same folder as domain name
  8. WordPress Network Administration Network Admin • Users • Sites •

    Plugins • Themes http://www.domain.gr/wp-admin/network