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To do this, set the sites URL option to client1.com and it will handle traffic for client1.com. It's as simple as that. You can do this by editing the site in the network admin. No additional configur …

if(is_super_admin() && is_network_admin()){ // do network admin only code } http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/is_super_admin http://hitchhackerguide.com/2011/02/24/is_network_admin/ …

switch_to_blog does not support switching to multiple blogs at the same time, instead if you want to list all posts in a network, you'll need to loop through each blog, using switch_to_blog and restor …

Your comments state that the line in question that gives the fatal error causing your white pages is this line: <div id="whatstrending"><h1><?php echo get_option('radio_options')['blog-header'];?></h …

Multisite however is trying to serve those sites using URL rewriting, so deleting those folders should fix the issue …

No, if production goes down then there's no way to serve the site, since it's a multisite, and a multisite is still a single install of WordPress. … It's possible that code in the theme may bring down a site inside a multisite without bringing down the entire thing, but any DR site will be running the same code. …

Networks have no UI, and a multisite install in 99% of cases has a single network. … This way 2 multisites can share the same users and code yet users of 1 multisite never see anything of the other. …

No, the template hierarchy does not contain Site specific templates. Instead, consider using a child theme, allowing you to override a template specifically in that child theme, yet still use the par …

Your problem is not a WordPress problem, but a server setup problem. WordPress is perfectly capable of handling the requests to the subdomains, but those requests never reach WordPress. Your server i …

Given a WordPress Multisite network, with a main blog, and assuming all content has been moved on to that blog, how would one collapse the network back down into a standard WordPress non-network non-multisite …

You would do this by editing the site in the network admin, and setting the sites URL to subsite.main.domain, WP doesn't force you to have everything as a direct subdomain, you could even put complete …

Unless you use the primary site to host all of your content, including pages and posts, this isn't going to be possible, and the nearest you can get requires a lot of kludges. Your existing 'kludge' i …

Yes but not in a single query, e.g.: if(is_multisite()){ global $wpdb; $blogs = $wpdb->get_results($wpdb->prepare("SELECT * FROM $wpdb->blogs WHERE spam = '0' AND deleted = '0' and archived = …

Here is code I wrote to automatically move the users from site A to site B within a network en masse. May need running twice <?php add_action( 'admin_init', 'user_move_init' ); add_action( 'admin_me …

Try this: global $wp_embed; if ( get_option('embed_autourls') ) remove_filter('the_content',array(&$wp_embed,'autoembed')); // do excerpt/content stuff if ( get_option('embed_autourls') ) a …