I have a new WP site set up with the network turned on for subdomains.
I did turn off the "themes" so that the users can only use one theme... and I turned off the plugin capabilities/admin from their panel.
The problem I am having, is I want to kind of "force" a unified system across the board. i.e., all the same look/template/widgets... only they can add text into "their" widgets. (like their own links).
I'm using it a little different from a standard "blog" - which means I'd also like to restrict posts. It's a kind of adboard concept, letting them own a section with their own links and recommendations (in the widgets), but not really add new posts. (The main post would be a rotating feature ad which I would be hardcoding).
Can anyone suggest how to make this work easily? I know sites like Bestbuy and Yahoo etc., have a set template that can't be changed... do I have to hardcode everything?
I've got it mostly set up... it's the permission side of things I'm not sure of.
Also, when it creates a new "site" (subdomain), it says "Just another sitename site". I DID update that in the admin panel, but it didn't take it across the board. Where can I change that?
Amber
