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� � 7 d 3 � i � � H � � � T < ; @ � � � L J � . � � f � : � � o 8 % k # � � � %1$s – %2$s %s KB %s Sites %s theme deleted. %s themes deleted. %s theme disabled. %s themes disabled. %s theme enabled. %s themes enabled. %s theme will be auto-updated. %s themes will be auto-updated. %s theme will no longer be auto-updated. %s themes will no longer be auto-updated. <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Network_Admin_Themes_Screen">Documentation on Network Themes</a> <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Network_Admin_Users_Screen">Documentation on Network Users</a> <a href="https://developer.wordpress.org/advanced-administration/multisite/admin/">Documentation on the Network Admin</a> <a href="https://developer.wordpress.org/advanced-administration/multisite/admin/#network-admin-updates-screen">Documentation on Upgrade Network</a> <a href="https://developer.wordpress.org/advanced-administration/multisite/admin/settings/">Documentation on Network Settings</a> <a href="https://developer.wordpress.org/advanced-administration/multisite/create-network/">Documentation on Creating a Network</a> <a href="https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/tools-network-screen/">Documentation on the Network Screen</a> A new user will be created if the above email address is not in the database. A password reset link will be sent to the user via email. Active Child Theme Add New Site takes you to the screen for adding a new site to the network. You can search for a site by Name, ID number, or IP address. Screen Options allows you to choose how many sites to display on one page. Add New Users Add Site Add User Add User will set up a new user account on the network and send that person an email with username and password. Add and manage sites or users Add the designated lines of code to wp-config.php (just before <code>/*...stop editing...*/</code>) and <code>.htaccess</code> (replacing the existing WordPress rules). Add the following to your %1$s file in %2$s <strong>above</strong> the line reading %3$s: Add the following to your %1$s file in %2$s, <strong>replacing</strong> other WordPress rules: Addresses of Sites in your Network Admin Email All Sites All done! Allow new registrations Allow site administrators to add new users to their site via the "Users → Add New" page Allowed file types. Separate types by spaces. An Edit link to a separate Edit Site screen. An existing WordPress network was detected. Archived Archived <span class="count">(%s)</span> Archived <span class="count">(%s)</span> Are you sure you want to delete these themes? Banned Email Domains Banned Names Because you are using %1$s, the sites in your WordPress network must use sub-directories. Consider using %2$s if you wish to use sub-domains. Because your installation is in a directory, the sites in your WordPress network must use sub-directories. Because your installation is not new, the sites in your WordPress network must use sub-domains. Both sites and user accounts can be registered Broken Theme: Cannot add user. Cannot create an empty site. Cannot create an empty user. Child theme of %s Choose subdomains or subdirectories; this can only be switched afterwards by reconfiguring your installation. Fill out the network details, and click Install. If this does not work, you may have to add a wildcard DNS record (for subdomains) or change to another setting in Permalinks (for subdirectories). Complete the following steps to enable the features for creating a network of sites. Confirm Confirm your action Create a Network of WordPress Sites Dashboard leads to the Dashboard for that site. Deactivate, Archive, and Spam which lead to confirmation screens. These actions can be reversed later. Default Language Delete Theme Delete Themes Delete this site permanently Delete which is a permanent action after the confirmation screen. Deleted Deleted <span class="count">(%s)</span> Deleted <span class="count">(%s)</span> Deleting a site is a permanent action that cannot be undone. This will delete the entire site and its uploads directory. Disable %s Domain Duplicated username or email address. Edit Site: %s Enable %s Enable administration menus Enable menus Enabling the Network Enter the username and email. Enter the username of an existing user. Error: The network could not be created. Fill in the information below and you’ll be on your way to creating a network of WordPress sites. Configuration files will be created in the next step. Filter site themes list Filter site users list First Comment First Comment Author First Comment Email First Comment URL First Page From here you can: Hover over any user on the list to make the edit links appear. The Edit link on the left will take you to their Edit User profile page; the Edit link on the right by any site name goes to an Edit Site screen for that site. Hovering over each site reveals seven options (three for the primary site): If %1$s is disabled, ask your administrator to enable that module, or look at the <a href="%2$s">Apache documentation</a> or <a href="%3$s">elsewhere</a> for help setting it up. If a version update to core has not happened, clicking this button will not affect anything. If registration is disabled, please set %1$s in %2$s to a URL you will redirect visitors to if they visit a non-existent site. If the admin email for the new site does not exist in the database, a new user will also be created. If the network admin disables a theme that is in use, it can still remain selected on that site. If another theme is chosen, the disabled theme will not appear in the site’s Appearance > Themes screen. If this process fails for any reason, users logging in to their sites will force the same update. If you want to ban domains from site registrations. One domain per line. If you want to limit site registrations to certain domains. One domain per line. If your browser does not start loading the next page automatically, click this link: Install and activate themes or plugins Installed Themes Invalid site ID. It looks like the Apache %s module is not installed. It seems your network is running with Nginx web server. <a href="%s">Learn more about further configuration</a>. Language Settings Last Updated Limit total size of files uploaded to %s MB Limited Email Registrations Logged in users may register new sites Main Mature Mature <span class="count">(%s)</span> Mature <span class="count">(%s)</span> Max upload file size Menu setting enables/disables the plugin menus from appearing for non super admins, so that only super admins, not site admins, have access to activate plugins. Missing email address. Missing or invalid site address. Missing site title. Modify global network settings Network Network Admin Email Network Details Network Disable Network Disable %s Network Enable %s Network Settings Network Title Network configuration authentication keys Network configuration rules for %s Network enabled themes are not shown on this screen. Never New Site Settings New registrations settings New site settings are defaults applied when a new site is created in the network. These include welcome email for when a new site or user account is registered, and what᾿s put in the first post, page, comment, comment author, and comment URL. Next Sites No sites found. No theme selected. No themes are currently available. No themes found. No, return me to the theme list Once the network is created, you may reactivate your plugins. Once you add this code and refresh your browser, multisite should be enabled. This screen, now in the Network Admin navigation menu, will keep an archive of the added code. You can toggle between Network Admin and Site Admin by clicking on the Network Admin or an individual site name under the My Sites dropdown in the Toolbar. Once you complete these steps, your network is enabled and configured. You will have to log in again. Only lowercase letters (a-z), numbers, and hyphens are allowed. Only use this screen once you have updated to a new version of WordPress through Updates/Available Updates (via the Network Administration navigation menu or the Toolbar). Clicking the Upgrade Network button will step through each site in the network, five at a time, and make sure any database updates are applied. Operational Settings Operational settings has fields for the network’s name and admin email. Path Please <a href="%s">deactivate your plugins</a> before enabling the Network feature. Please choose whether you would like sites in your WordPress network to use sub-domains or sub-directories. Please complete the configuration steps. To create a new network, you will need to empty or remove the network database tables. Please make sure the Apache %s module is installed as it will be used at the end of this installation. Public <span class="count">(%s)</span> Public <span class="count">(%s)</span> Quick Tasks Registration Settings Registration is disabled Registration notification Registration settings can disable/enable public signups. If you let others sign up for a site, install spam plugins. Spaces, not commas, should separate names banned as sites for this network. Select a user to change role. Select a user to remove. Send the network admin an email notification every time someone registers a site or user account Server Address Set site attributes Site activated. Site added. <a href="%1$s">Visit Dashboard</a> or <a href="%2$s">Edit Site</a> Site archived. Site deactivated. Site deleted. Site info updated. Site marked as spam. Site options updated. Site removed from spam. Site themes list Site themes list navigation Site unarchived. Site upload space Site users list Site users list navigation Sites deleted. Sites list Sites list navigation Sites marked as spam. Sites removed from spam. Size in kilobytes Sorry, you are not allowed to add sites to this network. Sorry, you are not allowed to change the current site. Sorry, you are not allowed to change themes automatic update settings. Sorry, you are not allowed to delete that site. Sorry, you are not allowed to delete the site %s. Sorry, you are not allowed to delete themes for this site. Sorry, you are not allowed to edit this site. Sorry, you are not allowed to manage network themes. Sorry, you are not allowed to manage themes for this site. Sub-directories Sub-directory Installation Sub-domain Installation Sub-domains Subdirectory networks may not be fully compatible with custom wp-content directories. Super Admin <span class="count">(%s)</span> Super Admins <span class="count">(%s)</span> Super admins can no longer be added on the Options screen. You must now go to the list of existing users on Network Admin > Users and click on Username or the Edit action link below that name. This goes to an Edit User page where you can check a box to grant super admin privileges. Table ordered by Last Updated. Table ordered by Site Domain Name. Table ordered by Site Path. Table ordered by Site Registered Date. Table ordered by Theme Name. Table ordered by User Registered Date. That’s all, stop editing! Happy publishing. The Network creation panel is not for WordPress MU networks. The Right Now widget on this screen provides current user and site counts on your network. The URL for the first comment on a new site. The author of the first comment on a new site. The bulk action will permanently delete selected users, or mark/unmark those selected as spam. Spam users will have posts removed and will be unable to sign up again with the same email addresses. The choice of subdirectory sites is disabled if this setup is more than a month old because of permalink problems with “/blog/” from the main site. This disabling will be addressed in a future version. The constant %s cannot be defined when creating a network. The domain or path entered conflicts with an existing username. The email address of the first comment author on a new site. The first comment on a new site. The first page on a new site. The first post on a new site. The following words are reserved for use by WordPress functions and cannot be used as site names: %s The internet address of your network will be %s. The main site in a sub-directory installation will need to use a modified permalink structure, potentially breaking existing links. The next screen for Network Setup will give you individually-generated lines of code to add to your wp-config.php and .htaccess files. Make sure the settings of your FTP client make files starting with a dot visible, so that you can find .htaccess; you may have to create this file if it really is not there. Make backup copies of those two files. The original configuration steps are shown here for reference. The requested action is not valid. The requested site does not exist. The username and a link to set the password will be mailed to this email address. The welcome email sent to new site owners. The welcome email sent to new users. Theme disabled. Theme enabled. Themes can be enabled on a site by site basis by the network admin on the Edit Site screen (which has a Themes tab); get there via the Edit action link on the All Sites screen. Only network admins are able to install or edit themes. Themes list navigation There is a pending change of the network admin email to %s. There was an error creating the user. These themes may be active on other sites in the network. These unique authentication keys are also missing from your %s file. This is the main table of all sites on this network. Switch between list and excerpt views by using the icons above the right side of the table. This screen allows you to configure a network as having subdomains (<code>site1.example.com</code>) or subdirectories (<code>example.com/site1</code>). Subdomains require wildcard subdomains to be enabled in Apache and DNS records, if your host allows it. This screen enables and disables the inclusion of themes available to choose in the Appearance menu for each site. It does not activate or deactivate which theme a site is currently using. This screen is for Super Admins to add new sites to the network. This is not affected by the registration settings. This screen sets and changes options for the network as a whole. The first site is the main site in the network and network options are pulled from that original site’s options. This table shows all users across the network and the sites to which they are assigned. This theme may be active on other sites in the network. This unique authentication key is also missing from your %s file. To add a new site, <strong>click Create a New Site</strong>. To add a new user, <strong>click Create a New User</strong>. To make your installation more secure, you should also add: To search for a site, <strong>enter the path or domain</strong>. To search for a user or site, use the search boxes. To search for a user, <strong>enter an email address or username</strong>. Use a wildcard to search for a partial username, such as user*. Unarchive Update your network Updates Upgrade Network Upload Settings Upload file types Upload settings control the size of the uploaded files and the amount of available upload space for each site. You can change the default value for specific sites when you edit a particular site. Allowed file types are also listed (space separated only). User accounts may be registered User could not be added to this site. User created. User is already a member of this site. Users are not allowed to register these sites. Separate names by spaces. Users deleted. Users marked as spam. Users removed from spam. Users who are signed up to the network without a site are added as subscribers to the main or primary dashboard site, giving them profile pages to manage their accounts. These users will only see Dashboard and My Sites in the main navigation until a site is created for them. Visit Theme Site Visit theme site for %s Visit to go to the front-end of the live site. Warning! Problem updating %1$s. Your server may not be able to connect to sites running on it. Error message: %2$s Warning! User cannot be modified. The user %s is a network administrator. Welcome Email Welcome User Email Welcome to the Network installation process! Welcome to your Network Admin. This area of the Administration Screens is used for managing all aspects of your Multisite Network. What would you like to call your network? WordPress has been updated! Next and final step is to individually upgrade the sites in your network. Y/m/d g:i:s a Yes, delete these themes Yes, delete this theme You are about to activate the site %s. You are about to archive the site %s. You are about to deactivate the site %s. You are about to delete the following sites: You are about to delete the site %s. You are about to mark the site %s as mature. You are about to mark the site %s as not mature. You are about to mark the site %s as spam. You are about to remove the following theme: You are about to remove the following themes: You are about to unarchive the site %s. You are about to unspam the site %s. You can also go to the user’s profile page by clicking on the individual username. You can make an existing user an additional super admin by going to the Edit User profile page and checking the box to grant that privilege. You can sort the table by clicking on any of the table headings and switch between list and excerpt views by using the icons above the users list. You cannot change this later. You cannot delete a theme while it is active on the main site. You must define the %1$s constant as true in your %2$s file to allow creation of a Network. You should back up your existing %1$s and %2$s files. You should back up your existing %s file. You should consider changing your site domain to %1$s before enabling the network feature. It will still be possible to visit your site using the %3$s prefix with an address like %2$s but any links will not have the %3$s prefix. You will need a wildcard DNS record if you are going to use the virtual host (sub-domain) functionality. 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%1$s – %2$s %s KB %s Sites %s theme deleted. %s themes deleted. %s theme disabled. %s themes disabled. %s theme enabled. %s themes enabled. %s theme will be auto-updated. %s themes will be auto-updated. %s theme will no longer be auto-updated. %s themes will no longer be auto-updated. <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Network_Admin_Themes_Screen">Documentation on Network Themes</a> <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Network_Admin_Users_Screen">Documentation on Network Users</a> <a href="https://developer.wordpress.org/advanced-administration/multisite/admin/">Documentation on the Network Admin</a> <a href="https://developer.wordpress.org/advanced-administration/multisite/admin/#network-admin-updates-screen">Documentation on Upgrade Network</a> <a href="https://developer.wordpress.org/advanced-administration/multisite/admin/settings/">Documentation on Network Settings</a> <a href="https://developer.wordpress.org/advanced-administration/multisite/create-network/">Documentation on Creating a Network</a> <a href="https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/tools-network-screen/">Documentation on the Network Screen</a> A new user will be created if the above email address is not in the database. A password reset link will be sent to the user via email. Active Child Theme Add New Site takes you to the screen for adding a new site to the network. You can search for a site by Name, ID number, or IP address. Screen Options allows you to choose how many sites to display on one page. Add New Users Add Site Add User Add User will set up a new user account on the network and send that person an email with username and password. Add and manage sites or users Add the designated lines of code to wp-config.php (just before <code>/*...stop editing...*/</code>) and <code>.htaccess</code> (replacing the existing WordPress rules). Add the following to your %1$s file in %2$s <strong>above</strong> the line reading %3$s: Add the following to your %1$s file in %2$s, <strong>replacing</strong> other WordPress rules: Addresses of Sites in your Network Admin Email All Sites All done! Allow new registrations Allow site administrators to add new users to their site via the "Users → Add New" page Allowed file types. Separate types by spaces. An Edit link to a separate Edit Site screen. An existing WordPress network was detected. Archived Archived <span class="count">(%s)</span> Archived <span class="count">(%s)</span> Are you sure you want to delete these themes? Banned Email Domains Banned Names Because you are using %1$s, the sites in your WordPress network must use sub-directories. Consider using %2$s if you wish to use sub-domains. Because your installation is in a directory, the sites in your WordPress network must use sub-directories. Because your installation is not new, the sites in your WordPress network must use sub-domains. Both sites and user accounts can be registered Broken Theme: Cannot add user. Cannot create an empty site. Cannot create an empty user. Child theme of %s Choose subdomains or subdirectories; this can only be switched afterwards by reconfiguring your installation. Fill out the network details, and click Install. If this does not work, you may have to add a wildcard DNS record (for subdomains) or change to another setting in Permalinks (for subdirectories). Complete the following steps to enable the features for creating a network of sites. Confirm Confirm your action Create a Network of WordPress Sites Dashboard leads to the Dashboard for that site. Deactivate, Archive, and Spam which lead to confirmation screens. These actions can be reversed later. Default Language Delete Theme Delete Themes Delete this site permanently Delete which is a permanent action after the confirmation screen. Deleted Deleted <span class="count">(%s)</span> Deleted <span class="count">(%s)</span> Deleting a site is a permanent action that cannot be undone. This will delete the entire site and its uploads directory. Disable %s domain Duplicated username or email address. Edit Site: %s Enable %s Enable administration menus Enable menus Enabling the Network Enter the username and email. Enter the username of an existing user. Error: The network could not be created. Fill in the information below and you’ll be on your way to creating a network of WordPress sites. We will create configuration files in the next step. Filter site themes list Filter site users list First Comment First Comment Author First Comment Email First Comment URL First Page From here you can: Hover over any user on the list to make the edit links appear. The Edit link on the left will take you to their Edit User profile page; the Edit link on the right by any site name goes to an Edit Site screen for that site. Hovering over each site reveals seven options (three for the primary site): If %1$s is disabled, ask your administrator to enable that module, or look at the <a href="%2$s">Apache documentation</a> or <a href="%3$s">elsewhere</a> for help setting it up. If a version update to core has not happened, clicking this button will not affect anything. If registration is disabled, please set %1$s in %2$s to a URL you will redirect visitors to if they visit a non-existent site. If the admin email for the new site does not exist in the database, a new user will also be created. If the network admin disables a theme that is in use, it can still remain selected on that site. If another theme is chosen, the disabled theme will not appear in the site’s Appearance > Themes screen. If this process fails for any reason, users logging in to their sites will force the same update. If you want to ban domains from site registrations. One domain per line. If you want to limit site registrations to certain domains. One domain per line. If your browser does not start loading the next page automatically, click this link: Install and activate themes or plugins Installed Themes Invalid site ID. It looks like the Apache %s module is not installed. It seems your network is running with the Nginx web server. <a href="%s">Learn more about further configuration</a>. Language Settings Last Updated Limit total size of files uploaded to %s MB Limited Email Registrations Logged in users may register new sites Main Mature Mature <span class="count">(%s)</span> Mature <span class="count">(%s)</span> Max upload file size Menu setting enables/disables the plugin menus from appearing for non super admins, so that only super admins, not site admins, have access to activate plugins. Missing email address. Missing or invalid site address. Missing site title. Modify global network settings Network Network Admin Email Network Details Network Disable Network Disable %s Network Enable %s Network Settings Network Title Network configuration authentication keys Network configuration rules for %s Network enabled themes are not shown on this screen. Never New Site Settings New registrations settings New site settings are defaults applied when a new site is created in the network. These include welcome email for when a new site or user account is registered, and what᾿s put in the first post, page, comment, comment author, and comment URL. Next Sites No sites found. No theme selected. No themes are currently available. No themes found. No, return me to the theme list Once the network is created, you may reactivate your plugins. Once you add this code and refresh your browser, multisite should be enabled. This screen, now in the Network Admin navigation menu, will keep an archive of the added code. You can toggle between Network Admin and Site Admin by clicking on the Network Admin or an individual site name under the My Sites dropdown in the Toolbar. Once you complete these steps, your network is enabled and configured. You will have to log in again. Only lowercase letters (a-z), numbers, and hyphens are allowed. Only use this screen once you have updated to a new version of WordPress through Updates/Available Updates (via the Network Administration navigation menu or the Toolbar). Clicking the Upgrade Network button will step through each site in the network, five at a time, and make sure any database updates are applied. Operational Settings Operational settings has fields for the network’s name and admin email. Path Please <a href="%s">deactivate your plugins</a> before enabling the Network feature. Please choose whether you would like sites in your WordPress network to use sub-domains or sub-directories. Please complete the configuration steps. To create a new network, you will need to empty or remove the network database tables. Please make sure the Apache %s module is installed as it will be used at the end of this installation. Public <span class="count">(%s)</span> Public <span class="count">(%1$s)</span> Quick Tasks Registration Settings Registration is disabled Registration notification Registration settings can disable/enable public signups. If you let others sign up for a site, install spam plugins. Spaces, not commas, should separate names banned as sites for this network. Select a user to change role. Select a user to remove. Send the network admin an email notification every time someone registers a site or user account Server Address Set site attributes Site activated. Site added. <a href="%1$s">Visit Dashboard</a> or <a href="%2$s">Edit Site</a> Site archived. Site deactivated. Site deleted. Site info updated. Site marked as spam. Site options updated. Site removed from spam. Site themes list Site themes list navigation Site unarchived. Site upload space Site users list Site users list navigation Sites deleted. Sites list Sites list navigation Sites marked as spam. Sites removed from spam. Size in kilobytes Sorry, you are not allowed to add sites to this network. Sorry, you are not allowed to change the current site. Sorry, you are not allowed to change themes automatic update settings. Sorry, you are not allowed to delete that site. Sorry, you are not allowed to delete the site %s. Sorry, you are not allowed to delete themes for this site. Sorry, you are not allowed to edit this site. Sorry, you are not allowed to manage network themes. Sorry, you are not allowed to manage themes for this site. Sub-directories Sub-directory Installation Sub-domain Installation Sub-domains Subdirectory networks may not be fully compatible with custom wp-content directories. Super Admins <span class="count">(%s)</span> Super Admins <span class="count">(%s)</span> Super admins can no longer be added on the Options screen. You must now go to the list of existing users on Network Admin > Users and click on Username or the Edit action link below that name. This goes to an Edit User page where you can check a box to grant super admin privileges. Table ordered by Last Updated. Table ordered by Site Domain Name. Table ordered by Site Path. Table ordered by Site Registered Date. Table ordered by Theme Name. Table ordered by User Registered Date. That’s all, stop editing! Happy publishing. The Network creation panel is not for WordPress MU networks. The Right Now widget on this screen provides current user and site counts on your network. The URL for the first comment on a new site. The author of the first comment on a new site. The bulk action will permanently delete selected users, or mark/unmark those selected as spam. Spam users will have posts removed and will be unable to sign up again with the same email addresses. The choice of subdirectory sites is disabled if this setup is more than a month old because of permalink problems with “/blog/” from the main site. This disabling will be addressed in a future version. The constant %s cannot be defined when creating a network. The domain or path entered conflicts with an existing username. The email address of the first comment author on a new site. The first comment on a new site. The first page on a new site. The first post on a new site. The following words are reserved for use by WordPress functions and cannot be used as blog names: %s The internet address of your network will be %s. The main site in a sub-directory installation will need to use a modified permalink structure, potentially breaking existing links. The next screen for Network Setup will give you individually-generated lines of code to add to your wp-config.php and .htaccess files. Make sure the settings of your FTP client make files starting with a dot visible, so that you can find .htaccess; you may have to create this file if it really is not there. Make backup copies of those two files. The original configuration steps are shown here for reference. The requested action is not valid. The requested site does not exist. The username and a link to set the password will be mailed to this email address. The welcome email sent to new site owners. The welcome email sent to new users. Theme disabled. Theme enabled. Themes can be enabled on a site by site basis by the network admin on the Edit Site screen (which has a Themes tab); get there via the Edit action link on the All Sites screen. Only network admins are able to install or edit themes. Themes list navigation There is a pending change of the network admin email to %s. There was an error creating the user. These themes may be active on other sites in the network. These unique authentication keys are also missing from your %s file. This is the main table of all sites on this network. Switch between list and excerpt views by using the icons above the right side of the table. This screen allows you to configure a network as having subdomains (<code>site1.example.com</code>) or subdirectories (<code>example.com/site1</code>). Subdomains require wildcard subdomains to be enabled in Apache and DNS records, if your host allows it. This screen enables and disables the inclusion of themes available to choose in the Appearance menu for each site. It does not activate or deactivate which theme a site is currently using. This screen is for Super Admins to add new sites to the network. This is not affected by the registration settings. This screen sets and changes options for the network as a whole. The first site is the main site in the network and network options are pulled from that original site’s options. This table shows all users across the network and the sites to which they are assigned. This theme may be active on other sites in the network. This unique authentication key is also missing from your %s file. To add a new site, <strong>click Create a New Site</strong>. To add a new user, <strong>click Create a New User</strong>. To make your installation more secure, you should also add: To search for a site, <strong>enter the path or domain</strong>. To search for a user or site, use the search boxes. To search for a user, <strong>enter an email address or username</strong>. Use a wildcard to search for a partial username, such as user*. Unarchive Update your network Updates Upgrade Network Upload Settings Upload file types Upload settings control the size of the uploaded files and the amount of available upload space for each site. You can change the default value for specific sites when you edit a particular site. Allowed file types are also listed (space separated only). User accounts may be registered. User could not be added to this site. User created. User is already a member of this site. Users are not allowed to register these sites. Separate names by spaces. Users deleted. Users marked as spam. Users removed from spam. Users who are signed up to the network without a site are added as subscribers to the main or primary dashboard site, giving them profile pages to manage their accounts. These users will only see Dashboard and My Sites in the main navigation until a site is created for them. Visit Theme Site Visit theme site for %s Visit to go to the front-end of the live site. Warning! Problem updating %1$s. Your server may not be able to connect to sites running on it. Error message: %2$s Warning! User cannot be modified. The user %s is a network administrator. Welcome Email Welcome User Email Welcome to the Network installation process! Welcome to your Network Admin. This area of the Administration Screens is used for managing all aspects of your Multisite Network. What would you like to call your network? WordPress has been updated! Next and final step is to individually upgrade the sites in your network. j F Y H:i:s Yes, delete these themes Yes, delete this theme You are about to activate the site %s. You are about to archive the site %s. You are about to deactivate the site %s. You are about to delete the following sites: You are about to delete the site %s. You are about to mark the site %s as mature. You are about to mark the site %s as not mature. You are about to mark the site %s as spam. You are about to remove the following theme: You are about to remove the following themes: You are about to unarchive the site %s. You are about to unspam the site %s. You can also go to the user’s profile page by clicking on the individual username. You can make an existing user an additional super admin by going to the Edit User profile page and checking the box to grant that privilege. You can sort the table by clicking on any of the table headings and switch between list and excerpt views by using the icons above the users list. You cannot change this later. You cannot delete a theme while it is active on the main site. You must define the %1$s constant as true in your %2$s file to allow creation of a Network. You should back up your existing %1$s and %2$s files. You should back up your existing %s file. We recommend you change your site domain to %1$s before enabling the network feature. It will still be possible to visit your site using the %3$s prefix with an address like %2$s but any links will not have the %3$s prefix. You will need a wildcard DNS record if you are going to use the virtual host (sub-domain) functionality. Your email address. https://developer.wordpress.org/advanced-administration/server/web-server/nginx/ Activate Mark as Spam Not Spam Not Spam Public Registered Spam All <span class="count">(%s)</span> All <span class="count">(%s)</span> Spam <span class="count">(%s)</span> Spam <span class="count">(%s)</span> like <code>%1$s/site1</code> and <code>%1$s/site2</code> like <code>site1.%1$s</code> and <code>site2.%1$s</code> %1$s by %2$s All <span class="count">(%s)</span> All <span class="count">(%s)</span> Broken <span class="count">(%s)</span> Broken <span class="count">(%s)</span> Disabled <span class="count">(%s)</span> Disabled <span class="count">(%s)</span> Enabled <span class="count">(%s)</span> Enabled <span class="count">(%s)</span> Update Available <span class="count">(%s)</span> Update Available <span class="count">(%s)</span> Mark as Spam Not Spam Registered Archive