Admin Email Column in the Network Sites List
Lists each site's administration email address in Network Admin > Sites so you can contact site owners without opening every site.
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Lists each site's administration email address in Network Admin > Sites so you can contact site owners without opening every site.
Rejects user signups on the network unless the email address belongs to one of your domains, such as a school or company network.
Replaces the network's welcome email for new sites with your own wording while keeping the site address, login and dashboard links filled in.
Emails the network admin address whenever someone is granted or loses super admin rights, with who made the change.
Sends an email with the site's name, address and the person responsible whenever a site is permanently deleted from the network.
Sends a short notice with the new site's name, address and creator to an address you choose, in addition to WordPress's own network admin email.
Rewrites links and image URLs that still point at a site's old network address (like example.com/shop/) to its mapped domain when content is displayed.
Adds a small "Find site" search box to the toolbar in Network Admin that searches the sites list by name or address, saving clicks on networks with hundreds of sites.
Makes the Administration Email Address field on each site's General Settings read-only for site admins, so network notices keep reaching the right person.
Shows each site's public address next to its network address in Network Admin > Sites and flags sites whose Home and Site URLs do not match, a common domain-mapping mistake.
Adds a noindex robots directive to any subsite whose address contains "staging", "dev" or "test", so preview copies inside a network never show up in search results.
Replaces the network's default wp-signup.php address in links and redirects with a custom page, such as a pricing or onboarding page, while keeping the real signup form available.
Shows a slim coloured bar at the top of every subsite dashboard for super admins with the site's name and address, so changes are never made on the wrong site by mistake.