coderguy

This plugin adds Google Analytics tracking code to all WordPress pages. If multisite/network mode is enabled, this 
tracking code will be the same on all sites, which was the main purpose for authoring it.
It’s very basic.
This plugin includes a settings page that allows users to enable or disable the tracking code, enter their account ID, 
and provide a single domain, which is used for aggregating statistics across multiple sub-domains. For WordPress 
Network installations, this page is located under the Settings menu of the Network administration area. For normal 
WordPress installations, this page is located under the Settings menu of the standard administration area.
I needed this functionality but couldn’t find it elsewhere, so I decided to write a plugin. I’m totally open to improving 
this plugin as well so please contact me with feature requests or bug reports.

Sitewide Google Analytics

This plugin adds Google Analytics tracking code to all WordPress pages. In network/multisite mode, this tracking code will be the same on all sites.

Ron Rennick

Andrea Rennick

Adds a featured post management page for site admins who can input a sitewide feed address, then select posts via a checkbox. Also includes a widget to disply posts on the main (or any) blog.
We recommend using the <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-mu-sitewide-tags/" rel="ugc">Sitewide tags plugin</a> in WPMU, then placing the feed address from the tags blog in the admin menu. Otherwise, any blog feed can be used.
A widget is included. You can also code the output in your theme with <code><?php ra_featured_show($how_many, $read_more, $show_avatar); ?></code> where
<pre><code>$how_many = how many posts to show - default 1
$read_more = add read more link - default show link
$show_avatar = show author avatar - default show avatar
</code></pre>
Also includes a shortcode with parameters where values & defaults match what is above
<pre><code>[ra-featured howmany=1 readmore=1 showavatar=1]
</code></pre>
For questions & updates, please see this post: 
<a href="http://wpmututorials.com/plugins/featured-posts-plugin-and-widget/" rel="nofollow ugc">WPMU Tutorials</a>

Featured Posts

Featured posts plugin & widget for WordPress or WordPress MU.

Sitewide Google Analytics vs Featured Posts