WordPress Multisite isn't for everyone. So who uses it? How do they use it? Here's what we heard when David Bisset asked those questions.

WordPress Multisite doesn't need to die – it needs to thrive. It's a valuable part of the ecosystem that could use some more love and attention.

The best plugins for WordPress multisites. A collection of plugins that make it easier for Super Admin and Site Admins to operate a multisite installation.

You've created a navigation menu on the main site. Let's see how to make it work across all websites of the network. How to make sub-sites which use the same theme inherit navigation menu from the main site? I'll use Twenty Seventeen Theme as an example, but this can be…

Update Table of Contents Preparation Step 1: Prepare your WordPress instance Step 2: Enable the multisite menu Step 3: Install a network Network details St

Looking for a tool to manage all of your websites? Discover how to create your WordPress Multisite Networks and select from the best Must-have WordPress Multisite Plugins for Your Network. Click this article and learn more.

WordPress multisite can be an incredibly valuable feature for developers. Let's explore what this feature does and how to enable it on your client sites!

Learn about the best WordPress multisite plugins for managing your network and for backing up and migrating sites in your multisite network.

If you need a group of related sites, you may benefit from WordPress multisite. Let’s review multisite pros and cons compared to multiple sites and to help you choose between them.

With big Multisite networks (like our sister site Edublogs) around the web setting the bar so high, basic functionality just doesn’t cut it anymore. These days users expect an easy-to-use site/network that provides them with a better user experience. I mean, setting up and running a Multisite network is easy enough. Creating a network or site that delights your users and provides them with a better user experience? Now there’s a challenge.

Is WP Multisite the Right Solution to Scale Your Business? When you want to scale your online business and reach millions of new users, a WordPress multisite solution could either be the best or the worst choice.

If you are not yet completely sure about using a multisite solution and you still research the topic, now we offer some practical aspects. In this second part of our ultimate guide, we will relate the tutorial information to some real-life examples, make a pros and cons analysis and describe typical use cases.

Managing a WordPress Multisite network can be a lot of work, but it doesn’t have to be if you have the right tools. But what are the best tools for Multisite? There’s always a lot of discussion on the WPMU DEV forums about this very topic, so I asked our support crew and developers what plugins they recommend people install on their network. Whether you’re new to running a Multisite network or have been hosting your own network for some time, you’re sure to find many of the plugins below (in no particularly order) useful for managing your sites.

This is the documentation index for the Wordpress Broadcast plugin.

The Wordpress Broadcast plugin offers various add-on packs that offer various features and integrations.

Use navigation menus from another multisite blog on the same network to achieve a universal common navigation area.

network-wide-menus - Multiple Network-Wide Menus for WordPress

Ron Rennick - Network Wide Menu for WordPress Networks

Want to make the leap to using WordPress Multisite? In this in-depth guide, we cover everything from how to set it up, network management, and the best plugins.

Want to learn more about WordPress Multisite? This list of how-to articles and useful plugins will get you going.

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aggregator - Synchronise posts between blogs in a multisite network.

Add a browseable, flexible directory of the sites in a WP Multisite network. Each subsite gets its own page.

Allow the public to register user accounts on Subsites within a Network (MultiSite) installation.

A central area where all the posts on a WordPress MS network can be collected.