I installed WordPress MultiUser finally. I created a knowledgebase item for reference and hope that I don’t have this same issue the next time I attempt an install. Basically it appears that there is a bit of lag time from the time you upload the files until the install screen appears. I waited a day and the setup page magically appeared!
So here I am at a new forefront. Time to start building this badboy!
Here’s a list of the things I need to learn and the steps I see I need to take:
- Change the Tagline.
- Change the Timezone.
- Delete the default post and page.
- Rename Uncategorized Category: to Articles
- Rename the Link Categories: to Links
- Delete The Blogroll
- Change The Permalink Structure: to /%postname%/
- Change Size of the post box to 20 lines (Settings>Writing)
- Learn whats the best for site setup: http://www.kb.com or http://kb.com.
- Learn about security considerations.
- Install amember.
- Choose a default theme.
- Choose 5 starter themes for sub blogs.
- Figure out how the main blog works so that I can control the front interface of the site.
- Determine which plugins I need.
- Test adding a blog from the admin.
- Test adding a blog from the main page.
That seems like a pretty good start. Let’s roll!!
I installed WordPress MultiUser finally. I created a knowledgebase item for reference and hope that I don’t have this same issue the next time I attempt an install. Basically it appears that there is a bit of lag time from the time you upload the files until the install screen appears. I waited a day and the setup page magically appeared!
So here I am at a new forefront. Time to start building this badboy!
Here’s a list of the things I need to learn and the steps I see I need to take:
Change the Tagline.
Change the Timezone.
Delete the default post and page.
Rename Uncategorized Category: to Articles
Rename the Link Categories: to Links
Delete The Blogroll
Change The Permalink Structure: to /%postname%/
Change Size of the post box to 20 lines (Settings>Writing)
Learn whats the best for site setup: http://www.kb.com or http://kb.com.
Learn about security considerations.
Install amember.
Choose a default theme.
Choose 5 starter themes for sub blogs.
Figure out how the main blog works so that I can control the front interface of the site.
Determine which plugins I need.
Test adding a blog from the admin.
Test adding a blog from the main page.
That seems like a pretty good start. Let’s roll!!