3449 readersI updated the theme stats plugin to work with new WordPress 3.0 networks as well as with MU installs upgraded to WordPress 3.0. You can download it here: WordPress Network Theme Stats. © Ron for WordPress Must-Use Tutorials, 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: network, statistics, stats, theme,
3075 readersThis is a handy little widget that will pull a list of all the sites in your network and order them by last updated. The code for this was originally in the home theme of the WPMU download, so thanks to Donncha for that bit. Last Updated Sites widget (153) I tested it in the
4842 readersRunning multiple sites like this may not be for everyone. You may have decided to switch back. It’s pretty easy, so here’s how. Delete any extra sites you may have created. Move the content and users to the main blog or wherever you desire. Remove the lines we added in the wp-config.php file. Restore the
5138 readersJust over a week ago I released a free ebook called How to enable multisite in WordPress, for those new to the Network feature and wondering how to turn it on. If you are one of the new users wonder where the wpmu merge shows up in WordPress, this would be it. You can download
12991 readersComing in 3.1, the Super Admin menu will be shuffled off to its own admin area, thus making the distinction really clear between global network actions and site-specific ones. I wrote about this back here. “But Andrea,” some of you have said, “My menus for my plugin are in the wrong place, how do I
11495 readersAndrea & I have had several requests to add post thumbnails to Sitewide Tags. A couple months ago, Christine, emailed me an implementation she had done to get it working. I hadn’t had time to look into it until yesterday. I checked in a variation on what Christine had done earlier today. You can download
5239 readersLate August is going to be a busy time, I’m going to be doing 3 appearances this month, two virtual and one in person. August 19th I will be giving a webinar on multisite for the guys at webdesign.com. Curious? Then this one is for you. (You need a webdesign.com membership.) August 21st I will
5647 readersIf you want to turn off the post copy in the Sitewide tags plugin on a special site/blog, you can do it with a one line plugin as follows: remove_action('save_post', 'sitewide_tags_post', 10, 2); Install the plugin in the plugins folder and activate the blogs/sites you don’t want the SWT plugin to copy posts to the
3655 readersRyan had the idea, I mused aloud it seemed like it made sense to me, and coming up in the next version of WordPress, everyone who has set up multisite will have the Super admin menu shuffled off into its own area called Network Admin. In terms of usability, this makes more sense than just
4645 readersI often recommend the use of the Sitewide tags plugin as a means to pull in all the posts from all the sites across the network to the front page, or a secondary blog. Even though the plugin is pretty straightforward, a lot of people get tripped up on the little details. Installation: Install the