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So for other plugins too which are not intended to put on mu-plugins also works network wide if we put them in mu-plugins folder ?

Like adminimize ,theme-my-login etc?

“Admin-menu-editor plugin ” developer says that we should move a file ” admin-menu-editor-mu.php from admin-menu-editor/includes to /wp-content/mu-plugins/”.
I did the same thing and worked .

Here is their notes :

1. Download the admin-menu-editor.zip file to your computer.
2. Unzip the file.
3. Create a new directory named mu-plugins in your site’s wp-content directory (unless it already exists).
4. Upload the admin-menu-editor directory to /wp-content/mu-plugins/.
5. Move admin-menu-editor-mu.php from admin-menu-editor/includes to /wp-content/mu-plugins/.

What should i do with other plugins if I want them to work network wide(i mean that I can put main folder of plugin in mu-plugins .But some other changes to make it work?)?

Thanks !

I just mentioned putting it in the mu-plugins folder.

You mean the “Admin-menu-editor plugin ” to put in Mu-plugins folder?

And I am not sure if follow :

And yes, if you put it in the functions.php file of the theme, that would probably work as well

I will check it out !
Could you tell me If I can do it in any other way like using functions.php of theme etc. ?

Could you suggest a way to do it from scratch rather than using plugin ?

The users are getting that “Subscriber” role only if they signup for user name and not for blog. What if some one signed up as blog ?

Thanks !

Adding more blogs means adding the existed blogs under multisite to Children network or creating new sub-sites?

Thanks for your quick reply !
I have already have two multisite installation on other domains .

I would like to know that If buddypress enables the “create blog “option automatically on a normal installation or It needs Multisite installtion for the option .