I'm looking into using Wordpress Multi-site to have a three separate wordpress sites on one installation of Wordpress.
I have the Mulit-site set up and I can add sites but I have one admin log in to the multi site Dashboard showing all the sites.
Is it possible to have separate logins that login into the separate sites.
So if I have a cars website it would have it's own dashboard that the cars-admin could log into but wouldn't be able to see the multi-site dashboard.
Your 'Super Admin' role has access to all sites on your network. The 'Administrator' role has access to all features within a single site. For each site on your network, you could create a new user and assign that user an 'Administrator' role.
See this article for more info:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities#Summary_of_Roles
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I'm trying to integrate a woocommerce site to another wordpress site that resides on a different host. The process would be after a user successfully makes a purchase from the woocommerce site (which is a membership plan) a user is then created to the wordpress site which is hosted from a different server. Can you give suggestions on how I can accomplish this requirement. Thanks
In sulu cms I have multiple web spaces (Means multi domain website, I am managing from single admin panel).
So multi domain website.
For each website I have different user login.
So one user should not see all snippets. User can create snippet webspace (per domain) wise.
For media:
Same user can only see media of his web space only. He should not see media of other webspace. So what should I do?
Sulu does currently not support any advanced permission management on the website. The permissions you set in the Administration UI are only taken into account for the Administration UI. You can easily built a login on the website on your own or try to use our SuluCommunityBundle, but you probably have to build the permission on the website on your own.
I am planning to create a new website for an organization. We will be several administrators.
Should I plan to install Wordpress on several computers (with different OS), or can I install Wordpress only once, with asking the other contributors to manage the site online?
Meanwhile, my idea is to use a subdirectory of our actual website to create the new one, before replace the old one. Is it a good idea?
Thanks for your help.
Based on what you've indicated in your question if this is for an organization you could take WordPress and create a WordPress Multisite. WordPress does have some documentation on Creating a Network. Multi-site will allow you to be the Super Admin and you could create a site for each department with their individual admins.
Roles and Capabilities
A few helpful links to read:
The Ultimate Guide to WordPress Multisite
How to Activate Multisite
How to Install and Setup WordPress Multisite Network
What is: Multisite (MU)
If you only want one site with multiple users and need some admin features you can setup custom roles with add_role( $role, $display_name, $capabilities );. There are some right-ups on Custom Roles, one I referenced was How to Create Custom User Roles in WordPress.
From comments:
You can build one site with several admins but you should be careful having several admins. One admin can delete other admins and take full control of the site or accidentally cause issues to the site.
To set this up in a directory all you would need to do is install a WP instance in that directory of your choosing but setup your database for it before hand and follow the install procedure. Before building so many admins I think you should review the roles to see if you don't need them to be editors.
No, WordPress instances can have multiple user accounts with different user types from admins to editors to other limited capabilities.
I created a new user with Admin privileges and realized it cannot see the Network Admin menu.
I have one user with Network Admin, but I want to create a different user with those privileges.
Can't figure out how.
Help!
For adding a user to the sites in Multisite first loge in with admin privilege that you have then go into the network setting and in the sites section on each sites you have to go in the users tab and then add the user you want to have the privilege or create one in there and the user will have the appropriate privilege
I have a project and will be using Multisite feature of WordPress. I have few questions regarding this:
if i add a user for the main site, will it share the user for all sites?
if that user I created is logged in to the main site, will the session be shared for the sub site?
For example:
I log in to the main site domain.com
Then I move to the other site site1.domain.com
Is the session being shared from the main site and the sub site?
Yes, the users in one site of the network are recognized as such, and have subscriber capabilities (read and post comments) in all the network.
If they are logged in one site of the network, they will see the Admin bar when visiting the other sites.
If they try to access the dashboard of other sites they receive this notice:
Check this other answer I just gave here in SO: Wordpress WPMU Login consistency across multisite network