MultiSyde
MultiSyde enhances the WordPress Multisite experience by addressing common usability challenges and streamlining network administration tasks. Developed by Syde as both a practical tool and proof-of-concept for potential WordPress core improvements, with a focus on Multisite. The plugin targets Word
MultiSyde enhances the WordPress Multisite experience by addressing common usability challenges and streamlining network administration tasks. Developed by Syde as both a practical tool and proof-of-concept for potential WordPress core improvements, with a focus on Multisite.
The plugin targets WordPress Multisite network administrators, developers, and organizations managing multiple WordPress sites. It focuses on targeted, high-impact enhancements rather than attempting to solve all Multisite challenges at once.
MultiSyde follows a modular architecture where each feature addresses specific pain points identified in WordPress Trac tickets and community feedback. The plugin is actively developed and welcomes community contributions via the GitHub repository . See the FAQ for more details on how to contribute.
Features
Enhanced Site Retrieval – New get_site_by() utility function for easier site lookups by ID, slug, domain, path, or URL (addresses Trac #40180 )
Last User Login Tracking – Adds “Last Login” column to Network Admin Users screen with automatic timestamp recording (addresses MultiSyde GitHub issue #11 )
Site Active Plugins – See which plugins are active on each site, with bulk deactivation across subsites (addresses Trac #53255 )
Site Active Theme – Displays the active theme for each site in the Network Admin dashboard, making it easier to manage themes across the network (addresses Trac #56458 )
Permalink Cleanup – Automatically removes the /blog prefix from the main site’s permalink structure in multisite networks for cleaner URLs (addresses GitHub issue #24 )
REST API Endpoint for Sites – Adds the wp/v2/sites REST API endpoint to list, create, update and delete sites, including site meta (addresses Trac #40365 )
The feature set continues to expand based on community contributions and real-world needs.