network admin – Make WordPress Test

Screenshots taken on an iPad Air.

Install Multisite

N/A

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 URL 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 plugin 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, Plugin, Core, 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 menu

: 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?

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