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Hi David,

I’ve tried these plugins but they dont seem to work the way I want. From what I can see, they allow you to add many networks, but those networks need to be on different domains. For example, Network 1 needs to be “X.com” and Network 2 needs to be “Y.com”. I would like to make many networks only on “X.com”. I might be wrong about that, but from what I can see that’s what I’ve deduced.

I’ve tried two different multi network plugins and I can create an additional network pretty successfully (X.com/network2, for example) but when I try to assign a site (“siteA”, for example) to “network2” I run into problems.

I want to be able to create many networks with many sites assigned to them all on one domain. I would like to make “X.com/network2/siteA”, “X.com/network2/siteB”, etc. I would like to then be able to make even more networks and subsites to them (“/network3/siteA-Z” , “/network4/siteA-Z/”) of course with different sitenames to avoid same-name conflict.

I *may* have screwed up along the way trying this so I will continue to try and report if it worked or not, but I’ve already tried quite a few times. Any other suggestions? Thanks for the help! Any more info would be useful.

Memnosis,

Thanks for your reply but I’m not quite sure I understand your answer. I’ve tried to make this happen through all the MS settings and options, but its not possible from what I can see.

I need to be able to create subsites (url.com/site2) in WordPress multisite, and then create subsites within them (url.com/site2/siteA).

The capability of WordPress right lets you have “sites” on your multisite setup. You have your main site, “/” and subsites “/site2/”, “/site3/”, etc. The subsites are limited to only 1 level.

I would like to be able to create 2 levels of subsites: a sub-site with the URL “/site2/siteA/”, and “siteA” should have its own dashboard, controls, etc.

Any ideas?