Posted 9 months ago #
I have a multisite install with 5 sub blogs. I want wpautop off on all blogs except one. I have created a child theme for this one and tried to add the filter back within the functions.php using add_filter, but this hasn't seemed to work.
Is it possible to have it turned off for all but one? How would I do that?
I'd to a check with get_current_site()
if ( get_current_site(id) != <site you don't want auto-P> ) { disable auto-p }
Something like that
Posted 9 months ago #
Thanks Ipstenu. So you're saying it has to be on by default and then disable it on all the others. Is that correct?
If you put the code in mu-plugins, then it would simply check if NOT the On-Site, then turn off. Acts like a functions.php for all sites in the network :)
Posted 9 months ago #
"If you put the code in mu-plugins, then it would simply check if NOT the On-Site, then turn off. Acts like a functions.php for all sites in the network :)"
Sorry, I'm not that technical, does that mean creating a plugin with just that one line of code in it? I understand what you're saying to do, but I don't know exactly how to implement it. I've activated site wide plugins, but I've never made a plugin. Would this be creating a plugin to activate, or create a functions.php file that goes in there.
Thanks for the reference Andrea, I've already have wpautop turned off via my functions.php on my root theme, affecting all blogs, but then a team who doesn't know html needed to have it on for just their site. So I need the easiest way to turn it on for just one subsite, b/c I don't want to jack up everyone else's blogs who know html and like it off.
Ipstenu means make a folder called /wp-content/mu-plugins/
take your code above, put it in a file all by itself, wrap php tags around it. Call the file whatever.php. Put it in mu-plugins. PRESTO ! it will work.
See: http://codex.wordpress.org/Must_Use_Plugins
you do not have to make a full plugin. it will automatically run.
Posted 9 months ago #
Thanks, I'll try it out.
Posted 9 months ago #
Thanks, worked great!
Here's what I used for any others looking for it
<?php
if (get_current_site(id) != 8 ) { remove_filter('the_content', 'wpautop'); }
?>The code is working, but for some reason the post page I'm looking at thinks it's on blog 1 but it's on 8... so now I need to debug why it thinks that.
Posted 9 months ago #
Hmm I might have a larger problem, my admin bar also always links to blog 1. Any ideas or is that a new thread?
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