network admin – Make WordPress Test

Screenshots taken on an iPad Air.

Install MultisiteMultisite Multisite is a WordPress feature which allows users to create a network of sites on a single WordPress installation. Available since WordPress version 3.0, Multisite is a continuation of WPMU or WordPress Multiuser project. WordPress MultiUser project was discontinued and its features were included into WordPress core.https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network.

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Add a new user – network admin

: Input username

: Input email & click submit

: Success!

Each field auto-capitalizes first letter of input. Should maybe use autocapitalize="off" and autocorrect="off" on the username field. The email field should be type="email".

Add a new user to a site

: New User Screen on an individual site

: Input username & email

: If confirmation skip is not checked, user gets sent email to confirm they want to be added.

: If confirmation skip is checked, they just get added

Username auto-capitalizes first letter of input. Should maybe use autocapitalize="off" and autocorrect="off".

Add an existing user to a site

: Begin typing and get auto-suggestions

: Tap auto-suggestion to select, tap again to insert

: Without skip confirmation email checked, user gets sent email to confirm adding

: With skip confirmation email checked, user just gets added

Having to double tap a user from the auto-suggested list isn’t ideal.

Install, enable, and then activate a theme for a single site

: Go to Network Admin > Themes. Tap Add New

: Tap on a theme

: Tap Install

: Theme installed

: Tap Sites

: Tap All Sites

: Tap the URLURL A specific web address of a website or web page on the Internet, such as a website’s URL www.wordpress.org or Edit link for the site you want to activate the theme on

: Tap the Themes tab

: Tap the Enable link for the theme you want to activate on this site

: Theme enabled, Tap menu

: Tap All Sites

: Tap Dashboard link for the site you want to activate theme on

: Tap the menu

: Tap Appearance

: Tap Themes

: Tap on the theme you want to activate

: Tap Activate

: Theme successfully activated

It takes 18 taps (!!) to install and activate a theme on an individual site.

Install a theme and enable it for network

: Go to Network Admin > Themes. Tap Add New

: Tap on a theme

: Tap Install

: Theme installed

: After tapping Network Enable

Install and then activate a pluginPlugin A plugin is a piece of software containing a group of functions that can be added to a WordPress website. They can extend functionality or add new features to your WordPress websites. WordPress plugins are written in the PHP programming language and integrate seamlessly with WordPress. These can be free in the WordPress.org Plugin Directory https://wordpress.org/plugins/ or can be cost-based plugin from a third-party on a single site

: Tap the menu from the network dashboard and tap Plugins > Add New

: Tap Install Now on a plugin

: Plugin Installed. Tap Menu

: Tap Sites

: Tap All Sites

: Tap the dashboard of the site you want to activate the plugin on

: Tap the menu icon

: Tap Plugins > All Plugins

: Tap Activate link for the individual plugin

: Plugin activated!

Install and then network activate a plugin

: Tap the menu from the network dashboard and tap Plugins > Add New

: Tap Install Now on a plugin

: Plugin installed. Tap Network Activate

: Plugin activated

Create a new site

: Tap create a new site, or menu

: In menu, tap Add New

: Enter Site Information

: Site added successfully

Update a plugin

: In the Dashboard tap Updates menu link

: Tap Available updates

: Select the plugins to update

: Tap update plugins

: Plugin updated successfully

Update a theme

: In the Dashboard tap Updates menu link

: Tap Available updates

: Select theme to be updated

: Tap Update Themes

: Themes successfully updated

Edit the domain/path for an existing site

: From network dashboard, tap menu.

: Tap Sites, then tap All Sites

: Tap the URL or Edit link for the site you want to change

: Edit the domain/path fields and tap Save Changes

: Domain/path both updated

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Upgrading Themes, PluginPlugin A plugin is a piece of software containing a group of functions that can be added to a WordPress website. They can extend functionality or add new features to your WordPress websites. WordPress plugins are written in the PHP programming language and integrate seamlessly with WordPress. These can be free in the WordPress.org Plugin Directory https://wordpress.org/plugins/ or can be cost-based plugin from a third-party, CoreCore Core is the set of software required to run WordPress. The Core Development Team builds WordPress., and Upgrade Network

: Selecting the Updates Area

: Themes to update

: Theme updates in progress

: Plugins to update

: Updates in progress

: Update core

: Core update in progress

: About Page

: Broken Video 🙁

: Upgrade Network

: In progress

: All done.

Adding a new site and editing the new site’s domain

: Let’s add a new site

: Adding the site

: All done

: I picked the wrong name!

: Editing the domain

: Saving

Adding a completely new user and adding an existing user

: One is a lonely number

: Adding a friend

: Scroll down to finish

: Two is better than one

: Adding an existing friend

: Suggested friend

: Three indeed.

Adding a theme, network activating. Adding a theme, then enabling and activating for a single site (ignore the php notice, unrelated. TODO: fresh screenshot of that step)

: Today is a good day to add a new theme from w.org repo

: I choose this theme. I’m waiting for the preview on the right to load.

: It seemed to have loaded. But pointless.

: Let’s install anyhow and network enable.

: Joy!

: I want a new theme. Preview again pointless

: Installed, not network activating

: Choose the menu

: Visit the sites navigation menuNavigation Menu A theme feature introduced with Version 3.0. WordPress includes an easy to use mechanism for giving various control options to get users to click from one place to another on a site.

: Find the site I need and click edit

: Sigh. Click themes.

: Awesome. 56 themes, need to search

: Searching..

: Got it! Enabled for that site

: Now, let’s find that site

: And click to go to the dash

: On the dash! Let’s go to themes

: …

: Almost there

: Searching for it

: Let’s do this

: Finally done!

Add a new plugin

: Let’s add a new plugin

: From the .org repo

: Press This Extended is apparently a very nice plugin from a solid author 😉

: Network Activate!

: Activated.

: One site really needs some Hello Dolly

: Need to bump the download stats 😉

: Easier than a theme…

: On the single site dash

: Finding the plugins menu

: Whoa nelly. That’s not pretty!

: Yikes.

: My friend.

: This needs some love.

: All done.

Bonus: Registering a new user and a new user/site from the front-end

: Enabling front-end fun

Bonus: Various site maintenance tasks. Archiving, spamming, deleting, etc

Lastly, https network admin doesn’t create http sites. I can see this being okay/expected since having https://example.com doesn’t mean you’ll have a wildcard for the subdomains. Is there a filter/option/etc to indicate that you do?