Following yesterday’s name change from Multi User to Multi Site the edits have been flowing thick and fast, the latest being another semantic switch from ‘site admin’ to ‘super admin’. The change was marked down in this ticket submitted a few hours ago, and makes a fair bit of sense seeing as ‘Multi Site’ & [...]
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by James
The countdown continues with plugin number 95… the blogs directory plugin. This one is a direct relation of the members list plugin and operates in a very similar way… except this time for blogs. Once installed you need to simply creates a new page at with the slug blogs and it’ll place a rather beautiful [...]
by James
Just in time for Valentines day, BuddyPress 1.0 is scheduled for release on Feb 12th (according to this wordpress.tv post and video, video also below). Here’s the biggie though… are you planning on using it? And what impact do you think it’ll have on interest in and use of MU? Tweet This Post
by James
Hear ye, hear ye… 37 sites have made it through to the nominations phase of The WordPress MU Awards 2008! See the nominated sites and vote for them here. And if you’re one of the one of the nominees, you can grab a badge here (there will be new ones for the winners and places). [...]
by admin
As I browsed through the competition plugins here on wpmu.org, I noticed that several of them were strictly administration plugins. Meaning all of the actions were strictly used once a user is logged in and within the administration menu. Yet on the installations they were still being placed in the mu-plugins folder. Here are my [...]
by admin
Bret has announced that he is working on a RPM package to include WordPress MU as an optional package in Fedora Core 10. This may lead to it being included in CentOS down the road as well. Tweet This Post
by James
So, as WP 2.6.1 has been released we should probably see a fair bit of ‘trac action’ and WPMU 2.6.1 on the way soon too. However, I’m personally not going to be rushing into any upgrades from WPMU 2.6 based sites, there’s a lot more involved in upgrading WPMU rather than regular WP and if [...]
