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Hi.
I have installed a multisite on my http://www.alkamus.dk domain. When a new user/site is greated they have to activate the gridmarket theme themselves. Is it possible for the Super Admin to make a default setting so the users/sites in the network don't have to do enything?
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Hey Tim,
I can think of two ways to do this.
1. Network Activate the Grid Market theme and delete off all themes (except Frame Market, which is the parent theme). Now all sites should have the Grid Market Theme.
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Hi.
The Grid,arket theme is on every new sites but it isnot acticated by default. Isthis possible so the new user don't have to acticate the gridmarket theme themselves?
In this case, you create a "template" blog, make all the settings you want new blogs to have and when a new blog is created it 's going to be a "clone" of the template blog.
I use it on my network and it's a life-saver!
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Hey Tim,
I can think of two ways to do this.
1. Network Activate the Grid Market theme and delete off all themes (except Frame Market, which is the parent theme). Now all sites should have the Grid Market Theme.
2. Use this plugin here: http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/default-theme/
Hope this helps :)
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Hi.
The Grid,arket theme is on every new sites but it isnot acticated by default. Isthis possible so the new user don't have to acticate the gridmarket theme themselves?
best,
tim
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Hey Tim,
It is possible with this plugin here: http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/default-theme/
:)
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You can also set-up a blog template using this plugin: http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/new-blog-template/
In this case, you create a "template" blog, make all the settings you want new blogs to have and when a new blog is created it 's going to be a "clone" of the template blog.
I use it on my network and it's a life-saver!
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Hey there, hope you are well!
Just checking in to see how things are going and if you need further assistance.
If you do then please feel free to reopen this thread or create a new one.
Take care and have a fantastic day!
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Hi Timothy.
This topic is solved so everything i fine, thanks.
Best.
Tim
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