There is no single correct way to achieve this. The work to do this lies outside of WordPress itself. The general process requires the following steps. Point the new domains/subdomains to your WordPress site. I’d recommend using A records as CNAMES have gotchas for new players. Never use a CNAME on example.com (but you can … Read more
if anyone got stuck with this same issue, it turned out for me that i need to add a type A record with Name www and Value server ip address on the DNS configuration thanks @rudtek for pointing it out!
I seem to have fixed the problem by disabling secure DNS on Chrome Settings >>> Privacy and Security >>> Security >>> Use Secure DNS This is apparently not allowing the edits done on the hosts file which means chrome does not know how to resolve the domain
Problem found 🙂 The DigitalOcean droplet was set up for the exampleshop.com domain name, so I needed to go into the apache vhost configuration and change the config files.
What configuration have you got in your Settings > General? Make sure your WordPress Address and Site Address refer to your url and not the IP Address.
This is more a general hosting question, rather than WordPress. Nonetheless, since you mentioned that you have your website on WordPress.com, you can have your new domain point to your WordPress site by it’s CNAME. In your case, your CNAME would look be example.wordpress.com (change example to your actual site). This is the recommended approach … Read more
This is something you can do with your DNS / Domain Name Host. You choose in WordPress (WP-Admin > Settings > General ) if you want to use www.somename.com or just somename.com If you login in to your Domain Name Host (I use 123-reg) then look for Manage DNS CNAME / A / TXT records … Read more
This clearly isn’t a DNS problem since “wait time” is counted after domain was resolved and connection to server has been established. What you can start with on WordPress level is getting a plugin which will show you is this time is actually spent inside WP page load. Laps (disclosure — developed by me) or … Read more
You need to check that you aren’t already on the mobile site: function redirecting_to_mobile_site() { if ( $_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’] !== ‘m.example.com’ && wp_is_mobile() ) { wp_redirect( ‘http://m.example.com’ . $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’], 301 ); exit; } } add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘redirecting_to_mobile_site’ ); You’ll need to clear your browser cache to properly test the fix.
Your blog subsite is working fine here. When you create a subsite it can take some time for the DNS to update. You may lower your TTL for faster updates. The blog shows a white page, but I think that’s because of there is no theme activated. Since your wp-admin link working.