![]() ![]() This might be fixed on a future update of WordPress. The issue is not a framework one but a WordPress core one. If you remove the cms/ URI, note that all requests work. Now if you visit the front-end of your website, everything seems to work correctly.except that if you look at the URL in your browser, all requests have the cms/ URI fragment. Then by using the My Sites navigation, go to your main website and now under Appearance > Themes, you can activate your themosis-theme. Click on the Network Enable link in order to make your theme available on your network. On the top left of your screen, go to My Sites > Network Admin > Themes In order to get our themosis-theme available, we have to "network activate it". If you visit that screen you should see an admin message telling that WordPress is looking after the twenty-something theme. Activate your themosis-themeīy default the themosis-theme won't be available inside the Appearance->Themes panel. htaccess file and copy/paste the code shown in your WordPress screen.įinally click the small Log in link at the bottom of your WordPress network installation screen to re-connect and log in back to the administration. In our example, you'll add those lines: define('MULTISITE', true) ĭefine('SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL', true) // Set to false if you selected the "Sub-directories" installation.ĭefine('DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE', 'v') // Main domain. Open your shared.php (and not wp-config.php) file and add the mentioned constants. We'll update the documentation regarding an Nginx installation. WordPress is now telling you to modify your configuration by adding some new constants and by updating the. Don't worry, this is because you haven't a wild-card defined for sub-domains. On some installation you might get a warning message with a timeout issue when WordPress tried to access a random sub-domain address. You can keep default values otherwise.Ĭlick the Install button. You can also modify your network title and super-administrator email address if you want. This means sub-directory is working correctly but you won't be able to create a website under these two URIs: content and cms because those folders are used by WordPress and the Themosis framework.įor this example, we'll choose Sub-domains installation type. Choose which type of addresses for your websites you would like:īe aware of the warning message regarding sub-directory installation. Next, using the left menus in the administration, go to Tools>Network Setup. In this example, the website is located at the following address: įollow on screen steps and once the process is finished, log in the WordPress administration. Visit in your browser the URL defined for your WordPress project to start the default WordPress installation. For this documentation, we keep the default name in order to keep it simple. Then simply add the following constant to your shared.php file: define('WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE', true) Install WordPressīefore installing WordPress, we suggest you to always rename the themosis-theme folder with a name that corresponds to your project. Now that your environment is setup, look after the shared.php file located in the config directory and open it.įirst add the WordPress salt keys by following this URL: Check the environment guide for more detailed explanations: Allow your instance to run the multisite installation Then open the environment.php file and specify your local environment server hostname or define an anonymous function (Closure) to let the framework know which environment file to load. environment file will look like this: 'wpmu', The default URL will be your main website URL in your multisite installation.įor this example, our. Be sure to let the /cms URI in the WP_SITEURL parameter. file and add your database credentials (supposing you already defined your database) and the default URL for your project. Once your new project is installed, open it in your favorite IDE or code editor. This command will automatically installs the latest WordPress and Themosis framework versions into the my-multisite-project folder. Start by downloading a new instance of WordPress and the Themosis framework by running the following command in your Terminal or Console: composer create-project themosis/themosis my-multisite-project The following steps cover both sub-domains and sub-folders multisite installation. This guide will help you to start a new multisite project from scratch using the Themosis framework. The Themosis framework is compatible with the multisite feature of WordPress. Multisite allows you to control a "network" of websites using one single WordPress instance. Allow your instance to run the multisite installation. ![]()
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