• I have plan to setup magazine website. And i will use WordPress as CMS on my site and i will provide blog service to my customer. then it may use 2 multisite in 1 domain. Example….

    Multisite 1 for my magazine (i will setup subdomain)
    – car.mymagazine.com
    – fashion.mymagzine.com
    – tech.mymagazine.com

    You may have question to me…. Why i don’t use categories? Because in each section i will use Custom Post Type in each section then must separate admin section (not one admin for every section, it very confuse) And i have idea to use “wpmudev.org” for single sign-on for admin and customer.

    Multisite 2 for customer create personal blog
    – blog.mymagazine.com
    and customer will get……
    – blog.mymagazine.com/customer1/
    – blog.mymagazine.com/customer2/
    – blog.mymagazine.com/customerN/

    In “blog” section to provide Blog Service to my customer. But I don’t know…..
    1. I must separate 2 section (magazine & blog) by install WordPress 2 times (in root and blog subdomain) OR i can install on root only one and i can provide blog service too?

    2. After setup 2 Multisite can i provide single sign-on for my customer who have own blog.mymagazine.com/customer1/ to access my car.mymagazine.com for comment by not login again?

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  • Single sign on it built in.

    Multi network plugin:

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-multi-network/

    You need to install it as a subfolder install, then map the subdomains. this will make it so you can use the subfolders on the other sites. That’s the only way you can mix formats.

    Thread Starter metoo55

    (@metoo55)

    Thanks Andrea_r, 😀

    Let me check my understand.

    1. Install WordPress mutisite1 in root.
    2. Install WprdPress multisite 2 in “blog” subfolder and map it to subdomain.
    3. Use wp-multi-network for combine 2 network.

    I understand right?

    (Actually i have this question several month after i read your post at http://wpcandy.com/thinks/about-how-we-use-wordpress-multisite, and it come to “Multisite1” idea 😛 )

    nope.

    1. Install WordPress mutisite1 in root.
    2. Install multisite network plugin.
    3. install domain mapping plugin.

    4. map subdomain blogs.
    5. use multi-network plguin ot make another main blog on a second network. No otehr wirdpress is isntall. Second network now has the ability for users to get whatever.2nddomain.com/userblog/.

    6. kick back & relax.

    Thread Starter metoo55

    (@metoo55)

    Wow… thanks Andrea_r. I will try that and really appreciate your responses. 😀

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