If we choose subdomains<\/strong>, then we will have to configure wildcard subdomains on our server. For configuring wildcard subdomains we need a cPanel account and create subdomains there.<\/p>\n And if we choose subdirectories<\/strong> for sites in network then we need to enable permalinks<\/strong> on our root site.<\/p>\n Multisite Network feature comes in-built with each WordPress install. All we need to do is to install WordPress. After that, we just need to enable the multisite feature.<\/p>\n Open the wp-config.php<\/strong>\u00a0 for editing from FTP client or cPanel file.<\/p>\n Add following code to the wp-config.php<\/strong> file :-<\/p>\n Now save and upload the wp-config.php<\/strong>\u00a0 file back to the server.<\/p>\n Above code will enable the Multisite feature in our WordPress site. Now we will setup the mutisite network.<\/p>\n First of all we need to deactivate all the plugins then we will setup WordPress Multisite Network.<\/p>\n After deactivating all the plugins, go to Tools\u00a0\u00bb Network Setup\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n We need to provide a title and admin email for our network and make sure that the email address in the Network admin email is correct.<\/p>\n At last, click on the install button to continue.<\/p>\n WordPress will now show us some code that we need to enter to wp-config.php<\/strong> and .htaccess<\/strong> file.<\/p>\n After completing these steps we need to login in WordPress once again.<\/p>\n Now we will configure the network settings.<\/p>\n First we will navigate to the network dashboard\u00a0to change network settings, add new sites, and configure other settings.<\/p>\n Then we will see menus to manage settings of new sites in the network.<\/p>\n The first option on network settings page is to set our site title and admin email address. These fields will be filled with the network title and admin email we have entered during setup. Then we have to perform “Registration settings”<\/strong> according to our need.<\/p>\n Network admin can allow notifications every time someone registers or creates a user account from allowing “Registration notifications”<\/strong> and\u00a0If we want to allow individual site administrators the ability to add new users on their sites, then we have to click on the checkbox next to\u00a0“Add New Users”<\/strong>\u00a0option.<\/p>\n “Limited Email Registration”<\/strong> option allows us to limit site and user registration to email addresses from specific domains. This is particularly useful if we only want to allow people from our organization to register and create users and sites. In the same way we can ban specific domains also.<\/p>\n In the “New site settings”<\/strong> we have to fill the details regarding welcome email, first post, first page, first comment, first comment author, first comment email, first comment URL.<\/p>\nEnabling WordPress Multisite Network Feature<\/h4>\n
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