2. Network Configuration

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In your WordPress dashboard, go to the “Network Setup” tab. There you will find options for naming the network that all the sites in your dashboard will work with. Enter your administrator email address and then click Install .

In Networking Setup you can also choose whether the work will be done with subdomains or subdirectories. In practice, both work in the same way. The essential thing is that you have the registration of the main domain of the network.

3. Update wp-config.php and .htaccess
Editing these files is essential to keep your WordPress Multisite network running smoothly.

To start, let's go to wp.config.php , accessing it through your FTP and then clicking on Edit/View .

Again, find the line of code /*That's all, stop editing! Happy blogging.*/ and insert the following code before it:


Using the same path, instead of accessing wp paraguay mobile database -config.php, look for the .htaccess file and when you find it, right-click and select Edit/View .

All code present in this file must be deleted and replaced with:

4. WordPress Multisite Access via the Dashboard
You'll get your first glimpse of the brand new tool when you log back into your WordPress dashboard. There you'll find a new tab called My Sites .

You must click on this option to start using just one dashboard to manage the entire operation of your network in a simple and optimized way.

Does your daily mission include managing multiple sites at once? Well, now you understand a little more about how WordPress Multisite can be extremely efficient in this multiple operation.

Follow this step-by-step guide and start using all the practical features of WordPress Multisite!

Do you want to continue learning more about the most widely used CMS in the world? Then check out this free e-book on WordPress for Corporate Blogs . It will surely be very useful in your professional processes!