=== Multipress — Centralized publishing, controlled local edits for enterprise departmental or regional sites === Contributors: Multidots Tags: multisite, content sync, network management, automation, WordPress Requires at least: 6.2 Tested up to: 7.0.1 Stable tag: 1.1 License: GPLv2 or later License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html Create, update, and sync content from one central dashboard to any or all of your WordPress multisite subsites. == Description == Managing content across a WordPress multisite network means manually publishing the same update dozens of times. **Multipress** changes that. It lets you create, update, and sync content from a single central dashboard to any or all of your subsites — automatically — while giving you full control over which sites receive which content. Whether you run departmental sites, regional hubs, or a franchise network, Multipress keeps every site consistent without the manual overhead. = Key Features = * **Centralized Content Hub:** Manage posts, pages, taxonomies, and media for your entire multisite network from one dashboard — no switching between sites. * **Selective Site Synchronization:** Choose exactly which subsites receive each piece of content. Customize distribution by site and content type. * **Automated & Manual Updates:** Set content to sync automatically on publish, or push updates manually for more control over timing. * **Multi-Content Type Support:** Sync posts, pages, categories, tags, and media files across your network in one operation. * **Subsite Editing Control:** Lock synced content on subsites to prevent local edits, keeping your network content consistent and centrally managed. * **Synced Deletions:** When content is removed from the central hub, Multipress automatically removes it from connected subsites — no cleanup required. Publish once. Reach every site. Stay in control with Multipress. = Why Choose Multipress? = * **One Dashboard, Every Site:** Stop logging into each subsite to publish the same update. Multipress brings your entire network's content under one roof, dramatically reducing publishing time. * **Publish to the Right Sites Only:** Not every update belongs on every site. Multipress lets you select exactly which subsites receive each content push, so regional or departmental content stays targeted. * **You Control What Gets Edited:** Synced content can be locked on subsites so local editors can't alter centrally managed posts and pages, maintaining brand and message consistency across your network. * **Handles Every Content Type:** Posts, pages, categories, tags, media — Multipress syncs everything your network needs, not just basic post content. * **Deletions Stay Clean:** Remove a post from the hub, and Multipress removes it everywhere it was synced. No orphaned content, no manual cleanup across subsites. = EXPLORE OUR OTHER PLUGINS = * [Multipasskey — Deploy enterprise-level, passwordless security](https://wordpress.org/plugins/multidots-passkey-login/) * [Multigovernance — Multi-user site with role-based permissions for blocks and settings.](https://wordpress.org/plugins/md-governance/) * [Multisync — Sync external data to custom fields to turn static sites into dynamic hubs.](https://wordpress.org/plugins/smart-post-sync/) = Need something custom? = If you're looking for a custom plugin, a tailored feature, or a fully custom enterprise solution built for your brand, our team can help. [Contact Us →](https://www.multidots.com/contact/) == Installation == 1. Upload the `centralized-content-management` directory to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory. 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress. 3. Go to the plugin settings page in the network admin to configure syncing options and select subsites for content sync. == Frequently Asked Questions == = What is Multipress and who is it for? = Multipress is a WordPress multisite plugin that lets you manage and sync content from a central site to any number of subsites. It's built for organizations running departmental, regional, or franchise networks on WordPress multisite. = Do I need technical skills to set it up? = No. Install the plugin, go to CCM Settings in the network admin dashboard, select your content types and subsites, and you're ready to sync. = Can I choose which subsites each piece of content is displayed on? = Yes. Multipress lets you select specific subsites per content push, so you're not forced to broadcast everything network-wide. = What content types does Multipress sync? = Posts, pages, categories, tags, and media files. = Can I prevent subsite editors from changing synced content? = Yes. Multipress includes an option to lock synced content on subsites, so only the central hub can make changes. = What happens when I delete content from the central hub? = Multipress automatically deletes the corresponding content from any subsite it was synced to, keeping your network clean. = Can I sync content manually instead of automatically? = Yes. You can choose between automated syncing on publish or manual pushes when you need more control over timing. = Is Multipress compatible with third-party plugins? = Multipress is designed to work with most WordPress plugins. We recommend testing in a staging environment before deploying to production. = How do I get support? = Post your question on the WordPress.org support forum for the plugin and the Multidots team will assist you. == Changelog == = 1.1 = * Compatibility: Updated to ensure full compatibility with WordPress 7.0 * Maintenance: General maintenance release including stability improvements and minor fixes = 1.0 = * Initial release of the Centralized Content Management plugin. == Upgrade Notice == = 1.0 = Initial release. No upgrades available yet. == Screenshots == 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. == License == This plugin is licensed under the GPLv3 license. Please see the license file for more details.