• I am fairly new to WP and cannot decide if I need WordPress MS or simple WP for my purposes. We would like to build a congregational website with lots of static pages, and some blog-style info, however, we also need at least 3 sub-sites for some groups who belong to the congregation but have their own issues. I’d like the site to have a consistent look, therefore would use the same theme for all sub-directories but want all sub-dirs to have individual headers, menus etc. We don’t really need the multiple-user feature as the site is mostly informative, so far only one group is interested in having a private forum installed on their sub-directory. In this case, do you think it is better to go with a simple WP installation and create a static page and child-pages for each group (I fear this would limit our options for expansion) with child-themes, or is it better to use MS (and still maintain the one-organisation look and feel)?
    I hope I was clear enough. If not, I can explain in more details if anyone is interested.

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  • I’d go with multi-site.

    It will allow each of the 3 groups to have their own section, and they won;t be able to access the admin areas of the other sections. plus you’ll have more flexibility with headers & sidebars & menus.

    Thread Starter paprikajancsi

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    The admin person/s would be the same for all subdirs. Does this mean, I would have to log in to each subdir if I wanted to make changes on them? Or the superuser admin can access each subdir with a simple login?

    The super admin user is logged in to all sites on the network. Users are global. ??

    Thread Starter paprikajancsi

    (@paprikajancsi)

    Thanx for the quick answers. MS installed, I’ll start getting to know the system better. Can I leave the topic open for now? I might have issues with this still…

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