The domain mapping screen hasn’t changed that much.
Did you set up barelyrelated.com as your primary domain for that site?
It was not before, but I’ve changed it back and forth with various degrees of waiting and it’s still the same. I have the feeling it’s some small, stupid thing I missed somewhere, but I can’t seem to fine it.
Well the domain maps right for the sites, and if you go directly to hello-world, it’s fine. So make sure primary mapping is ticked on 🙂
Gonna feel like a smart one here. Domain mapping was on. I just didn’t activate the plug in. Thanks for all the help and the help you’re giving every one else on here.
I’m trying to set up a multisite with separate blogs and each with a different domain and can relate to spiffking03’s bleeding eyes.
Is there a simple step by step tutorial somewhere that demonstrates how to do it with the current version of WP and the Plug-In? Similar to this but not outdated. And maybe with sample text filled in.
Hint: Write a blog post about this with screenshots and get massive traffic.
The standard settings (checkmarks) seem to directly oppose most recommendations I find online.
Does the 5th option has any effect if each domain is mapped to a separate blog?
5. Disable primary domain check. Sites will not redirect to one domain name. May cause duplicate content issues.
I want them to be like independent websites, as if they were hosted on separate servers, no duplicate content but I might refer to one on the other.
Thanks a lot!
Robnonstop – When a topic is marked ‘resolved’ generally we don’t pay any attention to it 😉
I have updated directions in my ebook: http://halfelf.org/ebooks/wordpress-multisite-101 (disclosure: it’s pay what you will)
Otto’s directions really aren’t that out of date, though.
When a topic is marked ‘resolved’ generally we don’t pay any attention to it
Well I’m glad I asked because I wouldn’t have heard of your formidable ebook otherwise!
it’s pay what you will
Done.
Otto’s directions really aren’t that out of date, though.
Might seem trivial to someone who already understands the process but enough has changed to confuse a newcomer.
