Everything just works seamlessly. It saved me so much time, and my site looks more professional now. The plugin is user-friendly, and the support team is really helpful if you need anything. If you use TranslatePress and want domain mapping, this plugin is a must-have!
]]>We have several information sites that use the same categories of information, but the content of all sites are localized. The overall look and feel is more or less the same, but there is local customization too. So we want to manage the DB and such structural content in one instance, and allow the other sites to select which categories apply to their location, and manage their content from their sites.
We have about 700 categories of information and several domain names that need this same information structures (categories, etc.) to select what applies to them.
It seems a multisite setup is the best solution.
Our multisite network is set-up with subdomains. But activity and interaction will take place on the independent domains:
Question (yeah, a very stupid one):
In WordPress does one map sub1.primary.com –> other1.com?
or
other1.com –> sub1.primary.com
<span style=”text-decoration: underline;”>Content development on sub1.primary.com</span>:
Or have we got it wrong?
]]>This is what we need:
The basic structure (page/post designs, categories, etc etc) for all sites is done on the primary domain (e.g. primary.com). Other sites are sub-domains on the server. End-users will interact from independent domains (which must function as if totally independently; allow users to delete, add, etc).
This what we think should happen (but we’re not sure):
1. Basic structure (page/post designs, categories, etc etc) for all sites is done on the primary domain (e.g. primary.com)
2. Map sub-domain to “independent domain” e.g.:
sub.non-primary.com –> mapped to: anotherdomain.com
3. Cloned/duplicate the basic structure of primary domain to sub.non-primary.com
4. Customization of content to be done on sub.non-primary.com
4. Users log in on anotherdomain.com – oblivious to sub.non-primary.com
Is this what should happen?
Please advise
Thanks
// map all custom post pages through MDM plugin
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? ?return $newRequestURI . ($newRequestURI === ‘/post-slug/’ ? ‘homepage-slug/’ : ”);
});
I have installed the free version of your plugin. The main domain is https://80inch.de. Here, I created a new page named “Website Wartung” (https://80inch.de/website-wartung) The domain mapping itself worked, and this subpage can be accessed at the URL: https://nicht-warten.de.
Unfortunately, the locally installed fonts are not loading. Also, some images/content that are loaded into the layout via Divi Library Shortcode are not appearing.
What have I overlooked or done wrong in the configuration?
Thank you for your support. Chris
]]>I don’t think I fully understand how it works. For my part, I have a wordpress MU configured in subdirectories, and I want to use a second domain for the sub-site; http:/site1/subsite1, but that the wordpress base url is no longer displayed in the browser, but only the name of the second domain.
Can this plugin do that?
Thanks
]]>Since mapping became a core feature in 4.5, I can only find the option to set up a custom domain in the Network Settings as a Super Admin.
Is there a way to allow the subsite owners to add their own custom domain?
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