[Willie]

1. Does SlickStack support multiple top-level domains: abc.com (main domain) and def.com as subsites on a WP multisite or does it only support subdomain under the main domain (eg. def.abc.com)?

This page https://github.com/littlebizzy/slickstack/issues/102 says: “only subdomains are currently supported (not subdirectories)” – but can all the subdomains be changed to become top level domains?

2. If if it does support it, what if you have a multisite. How would the domain name changes be done for each of the subsites if they are all top level domains? I can’t quite figure out how it would work from reading this thread: https://slickstack.io/forum/topic/how-to-properly-change-domain-name-in-slickstack

[Gregory]

Yes SlickStack supports both subdomains and root TLD domains in WP Multisite environment. Automatic domain mapping was added to WP Multisite by the WordPress core team a few years ago.

[Jonathan]

https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/wordpress-multisite-domain-mapping/

[Bryan]

Just add subsites in WP Multisite and then edit the subsite’s URL to be a full domain instead of subdomain, that’s it

[Donna]

Thanks, yeah cool that makes sense! I struggle with it though. I don’t have super admin access. I get permission denied accessing wp-admin/network (and the options is not there in the menu). I can’t seem to add new users either. It’s like I lost the super admin rights. The option is not available either to grant that access to existing users.

I have tried adding:
– “grant_super_admin(1);” to the theme’s Functions.php as described here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/change-the-admin-user-name/
– Checked that the admin user is part of the site_admins option in the sitemeta table in site: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/72871/add-wordpress-mu-network-admin-via-database

Any ideas?

[Elizabeth]

I have never seen that happen before. Did you try ss purge to ensure object cache is not outdated?

[Roger]

purging caches and/or reinstalling ss and/or rebooting server

usually worth trying when nothing else works!

[Marilyn]

Yeah, ss-purge-nginx, memcached etc. (all of them make no change). ss-install doesn’t fix it unfortunately.

[Frances]

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/cant-access-super-admin-account/

Try adding a totally new superadmin user with WP-CLI:

wp super-admin add <username>

[Abigail]

If you want to fix the broken superadmin maybe try:

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/28864/no-network-super-admin-after-enabling-network

[Harold]

Install multiple WP sites on same SlickStack server?

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