David Herrera
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Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Modifying wp-config to use Domain Mapping plugin in subdirectoryThanks, Ipstenu and Andrea.
Ipstenu, I would like to be able to run this out of the site root, but I don’t think it’ll happen because of how the client likes WP sites to be set up. I might lobby a bit more for it, though.
Andrea, could you explain a little more what I would get myself into?
Do you mean that I could first create all the sites I need, update my files as I described (and hope I never need more sites), and be OK?
Do you mean that there are files or settings I would need to change that I didn’t mention?
Or are you saying this approach just won’t work?
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Given that installing WP to root is likely not an option, would either of you recommend ditching the MultiSite idea and just creating X number of new, regular WP installations that I would need? This would obviously be more time-consuming to maintain, but it seems it would least be more stable.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Modifying wp-config to use Domain Mapping plugin in subdirectoryHi Ipstenu,
I’m sorry, I’m not sure what you’re asking.
If you mean, do I also want to use a different URL to access mysite.com/network? No.
(In fact, the blog at /network is basically a dummy blog. The sites at /blog1, /blog2 and the rest are the ones we’ll really use, which is why I wanted URLs for them.)
If you mean, do I want to move any files related to /network/blog1 elsewhere? No.
I apologize if those don’t get at what you want. Please let me know what other information you need.
Thanks.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: How to visit a taxonomy archiveYou merely need to visit the Permalinks settings page because it flushes your rewrite rules.
I spent at least two hours smashing my head because my archives broke whenever I tried to add a new custom taxonomy. I never would have thought to try something so simple. Problem solved. Thanks.