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In a continuing series of posts, we’ll explore what you, the site admin, can do to your MU install to create a customized experience for your user. It is important to make some visual changes to attract users, give them a reason to use your site, and to create a better experience for them. In [...] Read more »
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Plugins
Quentin has written up a series of notes (in English) on running a large MU site. These notes are mostly to do with preformance and caching. if you have a smaller site, it is still worth reading, as someday you may be bigger, and you will want to start paying attention to efficiency at some [...] Read more »
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Donncha is smokin’ at it again, this time with WP Super Cache. It creates actual HTML files and places them in physical directories that mimic the permalink sturcture, and it does this for non-logged in users. Apparently in testing, pages that were Digged or Slashdotted barely even blipped on the server.
HT: the ever-smashing James, who [...] Read more »
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Plugins
One noticeable difference in the file structure between WordPress and WordPressMU is the addition of the mu-plugins folder. Files placed within this folder will be executed automatically.
If the plugin requires a hook into the plugin activation sequence, it will not be compatible with this auto-execution directory. If this is they case, you will either need [...] Read more »