WordPress Multisite Feature
This site (WPMultiSite.com) was created to support our product ‘WPMultiSite’, which is a way to stack multiple WordPress sites on top of one installation of WordPress. We created this product long before WordPress MU was renamed ‘multisite’ and merged into the main branch of the WordPress code. In other words, multisite is now the name [...]
As you may know enabling and setting up the multisite feature on the WordPress 3.0 is not that easy. You can find the instructions on the WordPress.org site. The good news is that there is now a plugin that simplifies the process significantly. You can find the WordPress Multi-Site Enabler Plugin over on the JG Web Development [...]
In order to understand the WordPress Multi Site feature, you will need to understand the history of WordPress and a previous product known as WordPress MU. The MU stands for Multi User. WordPress Multi Site is now what WordPress MU was. Ah, but you’re thinking, “Wait… any WordPress installation can have multiple users.” That is true. [...]
The previous product (formerly known as wpmultisite) found on this site can now be found at WPSiteStack.com.
