Members-Only Subsites
Makes the subsites you list visible only to logged-in members of that site; everyone else is sent to the login page and non-members see a friendly notice.
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Snippets for WordPress Multisite networks: network-wide settings, new site defaults, super admin tools and cross-site tweaks. For network administrators who manage many sites from one install.
Makes the subsites you list visible only to logged-in members of that site; everyone else is sent to the login page and non-members see a friendly notice.
Adds a widget to the Network Admin dashboard with totals for sites, users, archived, spam and deleted sites, and the five newest sites.
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.
Adds a Google Analytics 4 measurement ID field to Network Admin > Settings and prints the tag on every site, so new sites are tracked automatically.
Keeps the network's signup form open for new user accounts but only lets people who are already logged in create a site, cutting down on spam sites while staying open to new members.
Adds Network Admin > Plugins > Usage, a table of every installed plugin with how many sites activate it and which ones, so you can safely remove unused plugins.
Adds a "Notes" box to Network Admin > Sites > Edit Site where super admins can record the client, contract details or quirks of a site, and shows the note in the sites list.
Shows how many published posts each site has in Network Admin > Sites, cached for twelve hours so the list stays fast.
Deletes the "Hello world!" post, its sample comment and the "Sample Page" from each newly created site so site owners start with a clean slate.
Adds a filter field to the top of the toolbar's My Sites menu so super admins on large networks can type part of a name to find a site instantly.
Adds a column to Network Admin > Sites that flags sites set to "Discourage search engines", a common leftover after a site launches.
Adds a column to Network Admin > Users showing how many sites each person belongs to, with the site names in a tooltip.
Adds a narrow "ID" column to Network Admin > Sites, handy when a plugin, WP-CLI command or support request asks for a blog ID.
Adds classes such as site-3 and site-shop to the body tag on every network site, so one shared stylesheet can target individual sites.
Orders the sites in the toolbar's My Sites menu by name instead of by creation date, which makes long lists much easier to scan.
Opens Network Admin > Sites sorted by "last updated" with the most recently active sites first, instead of by ID, so the sites people are working on are always at the top.
Stops WordPress from emailing the network admin every time a site is created or someone activates a new site or account, useful on networks that create many sites automatically.
Removes Tools > Delete Site from subsite dashboards and blocks the screen, so only super admins can delete sites from Network Admin.
Shows how much upload space each site uses next to its quota in Network Admin > Sites, highlighting sites that are close to the limit.
Adds Network Admin > Themes > Usage, listing every installed theme with the sites that use it (directly or as a parent theme), so unused themes are easy to spot.
Creates every new site with comments, pingbacks and trackbacks switched off by default, for networks of brochure or business sites.
Makes subsites that have no Site Icon of their own show the main site's favicon and app icon, so every browser tab carries your brand.