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Justin Fletcher

The ‘Network Subsite User Registration’ (NSUR) plugin removes the WordPress Multisite restriction that registration is on the Network main site, subsite Administrators can now allow user registration for their site only.
WordPress Network (Multisite) installations by default only allow user registration for the whole Network, e.g. users can only register for the main site and not the other sites on the network. The ‘Network Subsite User Registration’ plugin allows local admins of sub-sites within the Network/Multisite the ability to enable user registration themselves for their site.
The role by default that a new user receives is ‘subscriber’, however, there is a setting which allows you to define a different initial role (per sub-site) that a user receives after registration.
@Developers – If you want to use your own template you can override the template used for the ../local-signup page by creating a template with the file ‘page-signup.php’ and add this to either the parent or child theme.
<h4>Plugin site</h4>
<a href="https://justinandco.com/plugins/network-subsite-user-registration/" rel="nofollow ugc">https://justinandco.com/plugins/network-subsite-user-registration/</a>
<h4>GitHub – Development</h4>
<a href="https://github.com/justinticktock/network-subsite-user-registration" rel="nofollow ugc">https://github.com/justinticktock/network-subsite-user-registration</a>

Network Subsite User Registration

This plug-in works great to handle a situation that Wordpress should just do out of the box.  I would be hard pressed to make multi-site usable without it.

So simple, but a huge time savings


Ideal for maintaining control over users.


Work as imagined

Allow the public to register user accounts on Subsites within a Network (MultiSite) installation.

DanielTulp

<h4>Major overhaul</h4>
As of version 2.0 CNP allows you to easily embed posts from other websites in the same WordPress network with a shortcode builder that is available above your editor.
The manual way of entering the shortcode is still available, but you can chooses whichever you prefer.
Also included from version 2.0 is an options page where you set certain security measures: 1. You can restrict embedding of content to only the original author of the post (does not apply to administrators) 1. You can disallow other websites in the WordPress network to embed posts from your website
<h4>Usage</h4>
This plugin is useful if you have a wordpress network (multisite) and you want to display (embed) a post or a category of posts that is on another website in the same network.
Use the shortcode builder above the editor or type the shortcode in manually:
<pre><code>[cnp blogid=1 postid=1] </code></pre>
<h4>Attributes</h4>
Mandatory
blogid is the ID of the blog you wish to pull the post from (go to Network->Sites and hover over the site to view the ID).
Instead of postid= you can also use catid= to display all posts from a category.
Optional
header=1 -> header number (i.e. h1 ), no title if you set it to 0 (default is 2)
excerpt=true -> if you only want to display excerpts with read more links to the post on the other website
numberofposts=5 -> for displaying a certain number of posts from a category (default is 5)
titlelink=false -> if you don’t want the title to have a permalink (default is true)
Working with other plugins
If you want to display a plugin through a shortcode that is in one of the posts that you are displaying, make sure that the plugin is also active on the network site where you use CNP.
Note: not all plugins will work. Post about it if you find some that do and also that don’t.

Cross-Network posts

Embed a post or a category of posts that is within another website on the same Wordpress network (multisite).

Network Subsite User Registration vs Cross-Network posts