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Daily Tip: WordPress 3.0 and the MU-Plugins Folder

June 25, 2010

Wondering where the mu-plugins folder is in WordPress 3.0? It doesn’t get automatically created for you anymore. Not to worry! You can simply create the directory yourself, if you need it, and drop your Multisite plugins in there (ie. Domain Mapping, Multi-DB, Pay to Blog, Supporter, etc.). Create the folder using FTP inside the /wp-content directory: /wp-content/mu-plugins/

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