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
Creating new blog on multisite programatically without hacks?
The title and last line of your question conflict, in the title you want HTTPS as the end result, in the final line your asking for HTTP. I assume the title is correct. Don’t use a WP plugin for this. I don’t have a godaddy account, but most commonly you would want an .htaccess file … Read more
Change wp_sanitize function?
Unique page URL redirect to file_get_contents() at domain
You will need to modify some values directly in the database in order to change the url of your primary domain. The values in the following tables needs to be modified: wp_options, wp_site, wp_sitemeta, wp_blogs and wp_#_options Try this link it has all the steps involved in detail
You can leave your WordPress site where it is in /myfolder and follow these steps to easily access the website by going to www.web.site instead: In your Dashboard go to Settings > General In the Site Address (URL) remove the myfolder where you installed WordPress Click Save Changes it should look like the following example: … Read more
There are several problems in your logic, as WordPress won’t know which domain is going to handle actions. Even if you use a symlink from the other domain to point to .com domain, or even if you use htaccess rules to redirect requests, when a user upload some image, will they be saved as .com.au … Read more
Why WordPress isn’t and/or can’t be domain agnostic
Link structure, WordPress IIS