i have set up the new wordpress 3.0 with multisite network capabilities. What i want to do is get and show blogs from other network site in the main blog. Like if i have set up the blog at example.com and i have other network sites at articles.example.com, movies.example.com. I want to get the posts from the articles.example.com and movies.example.com to show up in the main site at example.com. Is there any parameter in query_post to get the post from different network sites?
There is a swith blog function which can be used or this purpose.
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I need to set-up 5 websites that have different domains as: naomisport.com, naomikomestic.com, ... each of them does have sub-pages & news... In term of design & functionality, they can share the same plugins, theme, users but I can not get my head around the choice of Wordpress Multisite & single Wordpress installation.
1. For single Wordpress, Can I have different domains per some specific page?
2. For Wordpress Multisite, can I have different domains name per website or does it have to be a sub-domain?
3. If I would go with Multisite, can I have the same Post management between all?
Please help if you have experience on this. Thank you very much?
Question1: Yes, it possible.
Question2: Yes, you can have multi domina or multi subdomain.
Add Several WordPress Multisite Blogs With Different Domains
This section assumes that:
You have a working WordPress Multisite installation
Your server has a static IP address
You are able to log in to your server console using a tool like PuTTY (Windows) or SSH (Linux and Mac OS X)
You own at least one custom domain name for which you can configure DNS settings
You have defined your primary domain and blog as described in the previous section and you are able to log in to the WordPress Multisite dashboard.
The WordPress MU Domain Mapping plugin allows users of a WordPress Multisite installation to map their blogs or websites to other domains or subdomains (Scenarios 2 and 3). This plugin is already installed in your Bitnami WordPress Multisite stack since v3.5.1-1. If you’re using an older version, you must manually install the plugin using the plugin installation guide.
Question3: In wordpress multisite you have same panel but for every subdomain or domain you have separated management but you can have one username and password for management all panels.
For more information:
https://docs.bitnami.com/aws/apps/wordpress-multisite/configuration/configure-wordpress-multisite/
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-install-and-setup-wordpress-multisite-network/
I am creating a news website. I have created sub-domain based wordpress multisite installation. But matter is, I want to fetch articles from my subdomain to main website (that are adjacent into my wordpress multisite network). My idea is:
1) suppose here is my main website mywebsite.com, I have subdomain based network like blog.mywebsite.com,sports.mywebsite.com,tech.mywebsite.com etc.
2) I want to show articles from subdomain to my main website (http://sports.mywebsite.com -> http://mywebsite.com). I am using same theme for all network.
Thanks,
I have an openshift wordpress blog running at http://blog-example.rhcloud.com/ and added CNAME records in my DNS management as follows.
example.com
www.example.com
and works fine. When i type, this leads to my blog home page.But the pages and links in the blog actually leads to openshift naming space. i.e., blog-example.rhcloud.com/?page_id=7
I just want to mask blog-example.rhcloud.com/ to example.com every where in my app.I would be happy to provide further information if any thing required to analyse the issue.
PS: I bought the domain from Big Rock and using their console for CNAME entry.
You need to go into your WordPress admin and change the url on the settings or options page to use your custom domain instead of the app-domain.rhcloud.com one. If you want to change it directly in the database (which i don't recommend) it is in the wp_options table under home and siteurl i believe... But I DO recommend using the WordPress admin.
You need to go to
Settings=>General=> Site Address(URL),
Settings=>General=> wordpress address(url)
and update it to your custom domain.
Follow this article. it's step by step manual http://www.devua.co/2016/05/20/how-to-run-blog-on-openshift-complete-guide/
This is a Wordpress /Buddypress issue-----I have activated wordpress multisite so I can run the main the domain and add many subdomains on the one wp install—But when I added Buddypress to the network admin and network activated, BP did not show (or work) on the subdomain sites—How do I fix it so BP works on all my subdomainS added to the multisite network???----I have done some minor (my limit) coding to get BP to show on te subdomain admin--- can anyone help?
BuddyPress was built to transform a regular blog into a social network. There is an option to allow BuddyPress to be accessed from internal blogs in a WordPress Network, however it's limited because it just shares information across sites.
This means all your BuddyPress users will remain the same across internal sites. The way to do this is adding to wp-config.php:
define('BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG', true);
Be aware this only allows internal sites to access BuddyPress data using their own URL, for example:
http://example.com/members // Root
http://blog1.example.com/members // Internal site
Both of them will display the same information. Now, if what you want is BuddyPress multi-network, then you'd need to install BP Multi Network plugin which allows every internal site to have their own BuddyPress installation.
I have two domain on separate hosting. On the first I can setup a.mydomain1.com. On the second I can istall wordpress as www.mydomain2.com/wordpress. Now I found a plugin for reidirect to an external website.
My goal is to show wordpress site on a.mydomain1.com. How I have to configure the record in the admin panel of first domain?
Thanks a lot
I think you should use WordPress Multisite.
WordPress includes new multisite features, meaning that it can run many blogs, even with their own separate domains, on one WordPress installation.