Feature Requests for MainWP & Multisite Integration
MainWP would greatly improve its ability to manage WordPress Multisite networks efficiently. Currently, it works well for single-site WordPress installations, but lacks granular control over subsites in a multisite setup.
✅MainWP treats a WordPress Multisite installation as a single entity, meaning individual subsites cannot be managed separately.
✅Lack of Per-Subsite Plugin & Theme Control
MainWP does not allow you to activate/deactivate plugins or themes per subsite.
It treats plugins and themes as global for the entire multisite installation✅User Management is Limited
MainWP does not provide a way to add, remove, or sync users across subsites.There is no direct role synchronization between the main site and subsites.
✅Also look into backups please
✅Cache Control is Not Available Per Subsite
Cache cannot be cleared for specific subsites within the MainWP dashboard.
✅Boilerplate Setup for New Subsites
Issue: No built-in way to create a standardised template for new sites (default plugins, settings, pages, etc.).
✅The Code Snippets plugin does not have per-subsite execution in Multisite mode. WooCommerce
✅ Make other MainWP add-ons compatible with network sites
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Torsten
Oct 8
Another idea to optimize multisite support:
MainWP could show in an additional column if a multisite needs a network upgrade. Including a button to start the upgrade with a progress bar to show the updated sites.
Manoj
Mar 14, 2025
integration with WordPress Multisite (WPMU) is limited, as it primarily focuses on managing separate WordPress installations rather than handling subsites within a multisite network.