Is it possible to determine whether a Wordpress site is using Multisite feature from the browser or some other tool?
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Here's a few ways to spot it, but it depends on what access you have or how the site is set up, and won't spot that it's a multisite in all cases.
If you have a login / access to the admin site, there's two ways I can see
- on the admin site the body tag will have class "multisite"
(I think this is the only way here that you can say definitively 'not a multisite' if this class is missing) - if you generate a password reset email then it will include the site name which may be different to the blog name (but equally may not, so you can't definitely infer not a multisite)
If you don't, and if the sign-ups are enabled
- if the sign-up link redirects to a different domain then this is a multisite and not the primary site in the multisite.
(It may also be a multisite but this is the primary site so there's no redirect.)
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I'd be surprised if there wasn't something in the REST API too but I can't see it at first glance. (But then I don't have a multisite to hand to check.)– RupCommented Jan 7, 2020 at 12:38
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I confirm that on a multisite the control panel's body tag has as one of its classes "multisite". Commented Jun 7 at 22:16
If you're using WooCommerce, then your System Status Report can also show if a multisite environment is being used.
WP Admin → WooCommerce → Status.
Check for the WordPress multisite
field.