Build and Manage a WordPress Multisite
58mIntermediate2025-03-19
Authors

Allie Nimmons
Self-taught WordPress Evangelist and Owner of Beedia Productions
Course details
Managing multiple related WordPress websites can be an organizational and logistical challenge. But when used properly, a multisite network can streamline the management and content updating process for a large group of sites. Join instructor Allie Nimmons as she guides you through the essentials of multisites, including their domain and server settings, configurations and access, user management, plugins, themes, content, troubleshooting, and more. By the end of this course, you'll be equipped with the skills and know-how required to create and manage your own WordPress multisite network.
Learning objectives
Launch a multisite built with WordPress.
Manage a multisite, including keeping it updated, adding new content, and managing users.
Add a new WordPress website to an existing multisite installation.
Learning objectives
Launch a multisite built with WordPress.
Manage a multisite, including keeping it updated, adding new content, and managing users.
Add a new WordPress website to an existing multisite installation.
Skills covered
WordPressContent Management Systems (CMS)Web DevelopmentOpen SourceOne-Off
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Introduction
- 02 - Prerequisites
1. Getting Ready for Multisites
- 03 - What is a multisite
- 04 - How to know if you need a multisite
- 05 - Requirements for a multisite network
- 06 - Hosting for multisites
2. Setting Up a New Multisite Network
- 07 - Enabling the network
- 08 - Setting up a multisite using subdomains and subdirectories
- 09 - Multisite network settings
- 10 - Users and access
3. Managing a Multisite Network
- 11 - Adding and removing sites from a multisite
- 12 - Multisites and plugins
- 13 - Multisites and themes
- 14 - Default multisite content
- 15 - Plugins for management
- 16 - SEO and multisites
4. Troubleshooting a Multisite
- 17 - Identifying and resolving plugin conflicts
- 18 - Issues with users logging in
- 19 - Domain, subdomain, and subdirectory issues
- 20 - Database issues
- 21 - Email notification issues
Conclusion
- 22 - Next steps