We’ve setup a network of 3 networked sites on our WP install, and all is working fine.

Reason for doing is that we’ll be working in 3 languages (English/Japanese/French) and not satisfied with the language switcher plugin options.

The subdirectories are setup as blogname.net for the main site in English, blogname.net/jp for Japanese and blogname.net/fr for French.

The question I have is related to the approach to take when build the actual sites themselves. We’re using Astra Pro, and the same template for the 3 blogs, with Elementor.

However I was wondering if there was a logical way to build the same basic site structure for the three site by copying one site to the other, through export/importing or other.

We would first like to setup the same basic site structure / layout, and then tweak that individually later on for each language – but it would help greatly if we could copy / export-import the pages from the main site to the two others, rather then having to build each site individually from scratch, especially since they’re using the same template.

They’ll be essentially the same site, with minor differences introduced later on.
First attempts at exporting/importing pages from one site to another lead to broken display.

How should we approach this in a networked config?

I’ve tried plugins without any luck, then changed the page author name to “export”, exported the individual page where I’d made the changes, and imported that into the two other sites but the layout was broken, which I imagine must come from links/mapping.

Is there any smart way to work on the pages of one networked sites and have the changes applied to the other pages on the network, since we’re using the same template?

Or anyway to copy/export and import a single page layout’s to another networked site and not lose the layout?

Thanks a bunch!

Ben

Thanks

I am interested to using your plugin on my dedicated server.

Currently using one instance of WordPress installation = one domain.

Will it work if I add two more Websites – different domains – but on the same running Memcached (database cache) and Redis (object cache) instances?

For example:
1) first-domain.com – currently working perfect!
2) second-domain.com – will be added
3) third-domain.com – will be added

All of them are separated in different, their own “public_html” and “www” folders, as well as the WordPress installations inside.

So, I wonder if there is some special setup to use W3 Total Cache Plugin with multiple sites (different domains, separate installations, etc.) but on the same Memcached running instance and the same Redis instance running as well?

Do I need to create another instances?
Do I have to make Memcached/Redis running on different ports?
Will the cache keys work?

Moreover, the installation of all three WordPress databases has got different database names and different table prefixes as well.

Do I have to add some prefix for the cache keys or anything else?
If so, where should I add or modify existing .php files or configuration files of the dedicated server, maybe?

I ask because I did not do that before and do not know the behaviour of the server and running different WordPress installations on the same Memcached (for database cache) and Redis (for object cache) within Page cache (disk enhanced).

Thank you very much for any helpful information!

Wish you the best on the holidays!

I hope you are doing fine, I am interesting in creating multiple wordpress with single database.

Basically I need is the to have single folder for the plugin and setting in database for the plugin. Need to publish different posts in both installation.

I hope I explained my self, if there is still any thing to edit please let me know. Any one who can help I would be thank full.

I did tried to used the network option in wordpress, but that only activate plugin only in main site, no plugin was added to the secondary site.

Please any help would be fine

i.e. Joe Smith (jSmith,password1) makes an account on his wp site that I made for him (hissite.com). He clicks a link to go to mysite.com and can sign in (jSmith,password1) without having to create an account.

Everything I see for multisite would not work, but I could be wrong.

Any ideas?

It like https://example.com and https://m.example.com

Is it possible? How can I do it? Please help me.

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

and I should add this for the eshop :

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /eshop/
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /eshop/index.php [L]
</IfModule>

Daniel Smith, KV4LQ

I was wondering if any of you know of a way to solve my problem. Thanks in advance.

So, here’s the thing: I want to have TWO wordpress installations, both sharing the same URL structure — that would be the ROOT. Is that possible?

I tried to use the multisite thing, but it made me use a “network slug”. I don’t want to have, for exemple, domain.com/networks/blog1/whatever. I want to have domain.com/whatever.

The reason for this is simple: I want to keep one installation and one template intact, while I create a new one.

I wouldn’t mind to give the old installation somekind of subfolder; it would be perfectly fine with a domain.com/old/whatever, IF I could use a 301 redirect on this.

I tried some possibilities, like moving the installation to a subfolder, but I always get stuck on the part that I should put the htaccess and index on the root folder. For this, I should have to htaccesses and to index. :/

Can somebody please help me?