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Can multisite be used in such a way to have a top level Network site (with a couple of pages) and additional multi sites which will be child pages of the Network site pages?
We need to build a WP website which will have child pages managed by different users and each user's area will have a blog for them to write posts. The top level Network site page/s will not be accessible in WP for the standard user but only for a Super Admin user, and the Super Admin user can update plugins and a custom theme which will update all site pages (Network site and all multisites).
I've had a play locally and get the below URL structures (sorry, re-watching GOT at the mo!):
Top level 'network site' ('/of' added via .htaccess as no page needed but required for SEO):
www.game.local
www.game.local/of/thrones/
Additional multisite landing pages ('/jon' and '/cersei' would be added via .htaccess as no page needed but required for SEO):
www.game.local/jon/snow
www.game.local/cersei/lannister
...
Each multisite would have blogs so articles can be written:
www.game.local/jon/snow/article/title
www.game.local/cersei/lannister/article/title
etc...
And would contain other pages too:
www.game.local/jon/snow/explore
www.game.local/jon/snow/search
www.game.local/cersei/lannister/explore
www.game.local/cersei/lannister/search
All multisites would need the /of/thrones/ adding before their landing pages using a .htaccess rule so the whole URL would be Eg.
www.game.local/of/thrones/jon/snow
www.game.local/of/thrones/cersei/lannister
So should a multisite installation be used in this way?
To summarise:
- Is this the best way of achieving what we want? If not, is there a better way?
- Is it possible to search for and retrieve post content from all multisites at the Network site level?
- Can one nav menu be built and used in all site pages with this approach? Any help is much appreciated.
Can multisite be used in such a way to have a top level Network site (with a couple of pages) and additional multi sites which will be child pages of the Network site pages?
We need to build a WP website which will have child pages managed by different users and each user's area will have a blog for them to write posts. The top level Network site page/s will not be accessible in WP for the standard user but only for a Super Admin user, and the Super Admin user can update plugins and a custom theme which will update all site pages (Network site and all multisites).
I've had a play locally and get the below URL structures (sorry, re-watching GOT at the mo!):
Top level 'network site' ('/of' added via .htaccess as no page needed but required for SEO):
www.game.local
www.game.local/of/thrones/
Additional multisite landing pages ('/jon' and '/cersei' would be added via .htaccess as no page needed but required for SEO):
www.game.local/jon/snow
www.game.local/cersei/lannister
...
Each multisite would have blogs so articles can be written:
www.game.local/jon/snow/article/title
www.game.local/cersei/lannister/article/title
etc...
And would contain other pages too:
www.game.local/jon/snow/explore
www.game.local/jon/snow/search
www.game.local/cersei/lannister/explore
www.game.local/cersei/lannister/search
All multisites would need the /of/thrones/ adding before their landing pages using a .htaccess rule so the whole URL would be Eg.
www.game.local/of/thrones/jon/snow
www.game.local/of/thrones/cersei/lannister
So should a multisite installation be used in this way?
To summarise:
- Is this the best way of achieving what we want? If not, is there a better way?
- Is it possible to search for and retrieve post content from all multisites at the Network site level?
- Can one nav menu be built and used in all site pages with this approach? Any help is much appreciated.
- OK question 2 can be done via a plugin: wordpress/plugins/multisite-post-reader But if anybody could confirm specifically on 1. as this is the main thing holding me back at the mo. Thanks. – Damodog Commented Mar 28, 2019 at 14:40
- Welcome to WordPress development. Asking for the "best" of something raises primarily opinion-based answers. Which we don't want on this Q+A site. Asking multiple distinct question at once also makes your request too broad. Please see How do I ask a good question and update your question accordingly. – norman.lol Commented Apr 1, 2019 at 14:32
- Hey @leymannx My main question (1) naturally brings up the other 2 as follow on questions (which I know breaks the rules a little for one post) but I was just hoping for a steer from the community as to whether my idea is totally unworkable or if somebody else had done something similar. I'll try to tweak it a little. – Damodog Commented Apr 2, 2019 at 10:41
1 Answer
Reset to default 01 - I cannot say if it's the best way or not. I can say that I don't have a better idea, so if it works, then I'd say it's the best :)
2 - You found a plugin
3 - Not that am aware of, but you could possibly create a plugin that adds the menu to newly created sites via https://codex.wordpress/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/wpmu_new_blog
Can multisite be used in such a way to have a top level Network site (with a couple of pages) and additional multi sites which will be child pages of the Network site pages?
We need to build a WP website which will have child pages managed by different users and each user's area will have a blog for them to write posts. The top level Network site page/s will not be accessible in WP for the standard user but only for a Super Admin user, and the Super Admin user can update plugins and a custom theme which will update all site pages (Network site and all multisites).
I've had a play locally and get the below URL structures (sorry, re-watching GOT at the mo!):
Top level 'network site' ('/of' added via .htaccess as no page needed but required for SEO):
www.game.local
www.game.local/of/thrones/
Additional multisite landing pages ('/jon' and '/cersei' would be added via .htaccess as no page needed but required for SEO):
www.game.local/jon/snow
www.game.local/cersei/lannister
...
Each multisite would have blogs so articles can be written:
www.game.local/jon/snow/article/title
www.game.local/cersei/lannister/article/title
etc...
And would contain other pages too:
www.game.local/jon/snow/explore
www.game.local/jon/snow/search
www.game.local/cersei/lannister/explore
www.game.local/cersei/lannister/search
All multisites would need the /of/thrones/ adding before their landing pages using a .htaccess rule so the whole URL would be Eg.
www.game.local/of/thrones/jon/snow
www.game.local/of/thrones/cersei/lannister
So should a multisite installation be used in this way?
To summarise:
- Is this the best way of achieving what we want? If not, is there a better way?
- Is it possible to search for and retrieve post content from all multisites at the Network site level?
- Can one nav menu be built and used in all site pages with this approach? Any help is much appreciated.
Can multisite be used in such a way to have a top level Network site (with a couple of pages) and additional multi sites which will be child pages of the Network site pages?
We need to build a WP website which will have child pages managed by different users and each user's area will have a blog for them to write posts. The top level Network site page/s will not be accessible in WP for the standard user but only for a Super Admin user, and the Super Admin user can update plugins and a custom theme which will update all site pages (Network site and all multisites).
I've had a play locally and get the below URL structures (sorry, re-watching GOT at the mo!):
Top level 'network site' ('/of' added via .htaccess as no page needed but required for SEO):
www.game.local
www.game.local/of/thrones/
Additional multisite landing pages ('/jon' and '/cersei' would be added via .htaccess as no page needed but required for SEO):
www.game.local/jon/snow
www.game.local/cersei/lannister
...
Each multisite would have blogs so articles can be written:
www.game.local/jon/snow/article/title
www.game.local/cersei/lannister/article/title
etc...
And would contain other pages too:
www.game.local/jon/snow/explore
www.game.local/jon/snow/search
www.game.local/cersei/lannister/explore
www.game.local/cersei/lannister/search
All multisites would need the /of/thrones/ adding before their landing pages using a .htaccess rule so the whole URL would be Eg.
www.game.local/of/thrones/jon/snow
www.game.local/of/thrones/cersei/lannister
So should a multisite installation be used in this way?
To summarise:
- Is this the best way of achieving what we want? If not, is there a better way?
- Is it possible to search for and retrieve post content from all multisites at the Network site level?
- Can one nav menu be built and used in all site pages with this approach? Any help is much appreciated.
- OK question 2 can be done via a plugin: wordpress/plugins/multisite-post-reader But if anybody could confirm specifically on 1. as this is the main thing holding me back at the mo. Thanks. – Damodog Commented Mar 28, 2019 at 14:40
- Welcome to WordPress development. Asking for the "best" of something raises primarily opinion-based answers. Which we don't want on this Q+A site. Asking multiple distinct question at once also makes your request too broad. Please see How do I ask a good question and update your question accordingly. – norman.lol Commented Apr 1, 2019 at 14:32
- Hey @leymannx My main question (1) naturally brings up the other 2 as follow on questions (which I know breaks the rules a little for one post) but I was just hoping for a steer from the community as to whether my idea is totally unworkable or if somebody else had done something similar. I'll try to tweak it a little. – Damodog Commented Apr 2, 2019 at 10:41
1 Answer
Reset to default 01 - I cannot say if it's the best way or not. I can say that I don't have a better idea, so if it works, then I'd say it's the best :)
2 - You found a plugin
3 - Not that am aware of, but you could possibly create a plugin that adds the menu to newly created sites via https://codex.wordpress/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/wpmu_new_blog
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