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WordPress Multisite Administration

By : Tyler Longren
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WordPress Multisite Administration

By: Tyler Longren

Overview of this book

WordPress is an incredibly popular blogging platform. Few people realize that the software behind WordPress.com, which is a standalone WordPress with multisite enabled, is available for free, for anyone to make use of. WordPress Multisite is a special “mode” built into WordPress, which allows you to create a network of multiple websites, all running on a single installation of WordPress. WordPress Multisite Administration is an easy-to-understand book filled with information, tips, and best practices to help you create and manage a blog network similar to http://wordpress.com/, by using WordPress Multisite. WordPress Multisite Administration will take you through all the steps necessary to get WordPress Multisite installed and configured on your server. It covers everything from installation and initial configuration to customizations and some helpful troubleshooting tips. You will also learn how to build your own blog directory that features the authors in your WordPress Multisite network. The blog directory is built by making use of WordPress child themes, an incredibly useful thing to know how to do. You'll learn everything you need to know about running and maintaining a WordPress Multisite installation.
Table of Contents (14 chapters)
WordPress Multisite Administration
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Index

Lite Cache setup


I hear you asking, "But which caching plugin are you currently using?". I'm now using a plugin called Lite Cache. Since this is the plugin I am currently most familiar with, I'll go into a little more detail on how to set it up properly.

First, download and network-activate the plugin, which you should know how to do by this point. I'm going to enable Lite Cache for Tyler's Blog, so from your main dashboard (/wp-admin/), mouse over My Sites in the top-left of the screen, then mouse over the blog you want to enable Lite Cache on, and then click on the Dashboard submenu item. Since, we network-activated this plugin, we don't have to activate it on the individual blog.

So, mouse over the Tools menu item in the left-hand menu, and then click on Lite Cache. Doing so will take you to the Lite Cache Settings page. It might even have some scary looking errors, like those seen in the following screenshot. If you don't see these errors, then you should be set. These errors happen on...