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Editor’s Note: The following article is a contributed piece from our partners at Pagely. Today, we’re diving into the fascinating world of WordPress multisite networks and how managed hosting can be the perfect companion to support this powerful platform. Whether you’re an industry professional...
Read More How Managed Hosting Can Support a WordPress Multisite NetworkOur website agency is currently working on a Headless WordPress Multisite project using Next.js. Development is almost completed for this WebDevStudios client. However, as we’ve begun entering content, we realized that we can make improvements to the editing experience for the client....
Read More Optimizing the WordPress Block Editor ExperienceWordPress Multisite is a feature of the core WordPress.org software that allows multiple websites to be powered by a single installation of WordPress. There are several considerations to evaluate when determining if managing multiple websites through a Multisite network is right for...
Read More SEO Considerations for Managing Multiple WebsitesEditor’s Note: The following is the final article in a three-part series titled, “What Is WordPress Multisite and How Can It Help You?” Read Part 1 here and Part 2 here. Part 3: Can WordPress Multisite Help You? In the previous two...
Read More What Is WordPress Multisite and How Can It Help You? (Part 3)Editor’s Note: The following is Part 2 in a three-part series titled, “What Is WordPress Multisite and How Can It Help You?” Read Part 1 here. Read Part 3 here. Part 2: Why Does WordPress Multisite Matter? If you have not read it already,...
Read More What Is WordPress Multisite and How Can It Help You? (Part 2)Hey hey! Calling all New Jersey WordPress nerds! The New Jersey WordPress meetup group (organized by a few familiar faces) is hosting the indomitable Brad Williams for a presentation on WordPress Multisite. The presentation itself will be a basic introduction to WordPress...
Read More New Jersey, Come Learn About WordPress Multisite!Multilingual websites are becoming more and more common these days as WordPress becomes increasing popular and even more powerful with an enormous community. When starting out a multilingual site, there are a number of things to consider and some important elements to keep in...
Read More What to Consider When Creating a Multilingual SiteRecently Chris Reynolds brought up an issue he was experiencing with one of our client projects; he was struggling to compare the current active status for plugins in a multisite network between internal dev servers and a WPEngine staging site so that...
Read More Checking Plugin Activation Status on Multisite NetworksSidebars are great. Multisite is great. Doing something once so that it can be shared across an entire network is great, too. So, it should stand to reason that sharing a specific sidebar, or set of sidebars, across an entire multisite network...
Read More Sharing Sidebars Across a Multisite NetworkMigrating a WordPress multisite install involving domain name changes is a bit different than migrating a single WordPress install. Below is a list of places you’ll need to update the site urls to avoid obscure errors like “Error establishing a database connection”...
Read More Migrating WordPress Multisite from a Development URL to Staging or Production URL