You would just need to use the multisite functionality now in WordPress, see http://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network. Setup the site to use the subdomain install. You would then setup the main blog to be your site, ignoring the posts section for that site. Then setup a new site within the Super Admin menu and set the subdomain for … Read more
I think you’re confusing wordpress.org vs wordpress.com. If wordpress.com is what you’re looking for, this isn’t the place. Per the About page of WPSE, Don’t ask about… WordPress.com support issues Now, if you’re referring to using self hosted WordPress (wordpress.org) with a .edu domain, there are no limitation on domain extensions (afaik) and you should … Read more
You need a vhost for the subdomain that redirects to public_html/sub_domain_folder instead of trying to redirect with .htaccess. You can then do a www redirect in public_html/sub_domain_folder/.htaccess. There should be some option in cpanel when creating the subdomain do specify which folder it directs to if you don’t have direct access to your vhost.
Two Domain pointing to the same WordPress installation
Multisite redirecting wrong when without WWW
In my opinion, the simplest way to do that would be to put the Redmine content in an <iframe>. While you could (and probably should) create some type of a custom template in your theme for this particular content, there are plugins that embed iframes into content.
If I understand your question correctly you will need to adjust the above code to the following: define(‘WP_HOME’,’http:example2.com/yoursubfolder/’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http:example2.com/yoursubfolder/’); Give that a try. EDIT: you are missing the slashes on the http also – define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://example2.com/yoursubfolder/’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://example2.com/yoursubfolder/’);
It is rather easy to make WP think it is served from different domain by defining WP_HOME and WP_SITEURL constants in configuration dynamically for request. See Editing wp-config.php in Codex for details. However this only affects dynamically generated elements. Everything that is part of content isn’t modified by this, including but not limited to content … Read more
How to host 2 subdomains as lookalike destinations under one master domain?
Basically yes, but you’ll have to ensure that your sub-domain’s document root set to the correct file location so that it picks up your WordPress files correctly. Then you’ll have the WordPress Site URL, which I assume would be: mydomain.com Then you have the WordPress URL, which would be your sub-domain. You’ll just need to … Read more