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Types Plugin – Custom Post Types, Taxonomies and Custom Fields Types is the integrated solution for customizing WordPress. You’ll be able to create custom post types, taxonomy and custom fields – all from within the WordPress GUI.

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the Sites page is where you create and delete sites and make edits to properties of the sites within your network. The Sites page also lists all the sites within your network and basic statistics about the path, including when updates occurred.

The management options for network sites are as follows: Edit: A link to the Edit Site page where you can change aspects of each site. Dashboard: A link to the Dashboard of the site. Deactivate: Click to mark the site for deletion in your network; a message displays in a pop-up window that asks you to confirm site deactivation. Click the Yes button to confirm. This action can be reversed by revisiting the Sites page and clicking the Activate link that appears underneath the site pathname. Archive: Click to archive the site in your network. This action can be reversed by revisiting the Sites page and clicking the Unarchive link beneath the site’s pathname. Spam: Clicking this link marks the site as spam and blocks the users from being able to access the dashboard.

Optionally, you can further customize the appearance of the Q&A section, to better integrate it with your theme. To do so, simply copy the php files from default-templates into your theme folder and start customizing.

a selection of common JavaScript libraries are already included that you can use for your JavaScript development

be selective about which pages you load your scripts on. If your plugin or theme has a script that only does something on one front-end or admin page, such as the theme’s options page, or maybe a page with a specific widget, you only need to load your script on that page. No point clogging things up and loading scripts on pages where they’re not being used!

it’s perfectly possible to prioritise scripts and styles and nominate whether they load in the header or footer from the comfort and safety of your functions.php. The benefit being that your theme / framework will work with a wider range of other plugins / child themes.

People seem to think that simply because they can use MultiSite that they should use it, and this simply is not the case!MultiSite, either by intention or effect, works best when you think of it as running your very own version of WordPress.com.  You have a network of sites that are disconnected from each other, data wise, but share the same available user base.