If I understand the questions (and it is possible I don’t so some clarity would be nice). You have multiple domain names and you would like to run WordPress on them all. You have two options here Install multiple copies of WordPress (one for each domain) the folder structure of this method is entirely up … Read more
Do not alter any table names. In both sites (just to be sure) in wp-config.php set the WP_SITEURL and WP_HOMEURL to the related domain so these constants should be http://wow7.ro on the main domain install and http://lol.wow7.ro on the subdomain install. See Codex. Note that it doesn’t work for links insrted inside post or page … Read more
update the fields in general settings in wp-admin. I think it will solve your issue. please make sure that you will not give any static path for any image
Ok, you have two db’s here, which is how it must be. One for your production site and one for your test site. You will probably copy between db’s from time to time. I do that a lot between my production site and my test site which is on my computer locally. There are a … Read more
Here are two options for you: 1) Do you have access to the WordPress database via PhpMyAdmin or similar? If so, you can change the information via the wp_options table in siteurl and home (inside the option_name column). Change both those and you should be good to go. WARNING! If you make the change in … Read more
Possible solution: * go to permalinks under settings and check URL structure with your desired domain name. Even if the URL seems to be right, click the desired structure and save. This was handy while i migrated 2 websites. or * look for “wp_options” table in your database. You will find “siteurl” & “baseurl” row. … Read more
You cannot do this with redirect. Since, by definition, redirect sends browser off to a different location. You would need to map domain to an actual WordPress installation. It’s not hard to have WP respond to different domain requests, however in your case it’s complicated that you would need it to respond differently conditional on … Read more
You also need to change URLs in theme options, which include options that set the URLs of header images, and URLs in widget data, as well as URLs in plugin options. Some of these URLs are relative, but many are absolute. Best thing to do is use a tool that finds/replaces URLs all through the … Read more
For doing that you have to change Site Address in General settings, for the new domain set domain destination to point the directory where wordpress is installed and make sure you change hard coded url to point them to the new domain. For more info please read Changing The Site Url >> WordPress Codex
You will most likely have to edit your siteurl and home options, so WordPress knows where it lives, but your whole setup sounds like you will just encounter new problems each day. Get yourself a solid hosting plan and keep your files and domain together.