Managing users across a WordPress multisite network
On multisite, users are network-wide but roles are per-site. Almost every mistake follows from missing that.
On multisite, users are network-wide but roles are per-site. Almost every mistake follows from missing that.
Free membership plugins are real and usable. Here is precisely where each one runs out.
The six default roles, what each can really do, and how to build a custom one without opening a security hole.
The Users screen is fine for ten people and painful for a thousand. Here is where core stops.
MemberPress is excellent at subscriptions and priced accordingly. Here is when something else is the better call.
A staff directory is easy to build and easy to let rot. Here is how to do both parts properly.
BuddyPress is the default answer for WordPress communities and the wrong one for most sites. Here is what to use instead.
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