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Wordpress MU
- Thread starter seanc
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Pretty much yes.
I have Wordpress MU setup on my server. Currently run about 8 sites of the 1 install. Is good for saving space.
Point to note is that Wordpress MU has/is going to stop being supported by Wordpress. They seem to be focusing on Buddypress instead.
I have Wordpress MU setup on my server. Currently run about 8 sites of the 1 install. Is good for saving space.
Point to note is that Wordpress MU has/is going to stop being supported by Wordpress. They seem to be focusing on Buddypress instead.
Not quite, buddypress is only a feature-rich plugin for wordpressmu.
The core features of wordpress mu will be merged into wordpress from ~wp3.0 onwards.
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Depends on your server - you can use a plugin called domain map to configure multi-domains.
If you are on a shared server the http conf file will have a fit though:twisted:
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