In a situation where you have the prospect of installing several or a dozen instances of the WordPress CMS, where each of them is ultimately to contain the same basic set of plugins for you, you can speed up and make your work easier by using a plugin associated with the WPCore.com
In the first step, create a free account on the WPCore website – https://wpcore.com/register
Then, after logging in, click on the New Collection button in the menu at the top of the page.
Name the collection so that it is convenient for you to find yourself when you create a dozen of them as part of different needs and save the changes by clicking the Continue button…
Note that you can make the collection available to the public, so you can share it with other WPCore users, or you can make it private. The private collection option is especially useful if, for example, you have purchased a commercial plugin and want it to be included in your collection.
In wpcore collections , you can add plugins available in the public directory wordpress.org by searching for plugins by name and clicking on the add.
When the collection is ready, you’ll find the key that identifies it in the top right corner. Keep it close at hand.
Log in to the backend of your WordPress, then go to the section: Plugins and there select the installation of the new plugin by clicking on the option: Add new.
In the upper right corner, type that you are looking for: wpcore and then install and activate the plugin.
A new item called WPCore will appear in the WordPress backend menu. After selecting it, click the button: Add a collection key and paste the previously downloaded key in the field that appears, and then save the changes by clicking: Save Collections.
After preserving the changes, a frame will appear listing the plugins in the collection and sometimes additional suggested ones. By clicking on the link: Begin installing plugins, you will be able to go to the section of their group installation.
