Of course you can use multisite when it’s about running multiple websites with one installation. You can also use plugins such as MLS to links content. That could be useful to add links to other versions of your posts. To me, multisite + MLS is better regarding perfomance if you compare this with solution such … Read more
Multiple domains for with a single instal
If you have access to phpmyadmin the best way in my opinion is to get WP migrate Db Plugin, then create an export sql file with new url address and upload it with PhpmyAdmin. That way you ensure that every place in the site with old url get replaced with new url in a safe … Read more
Index (Home) page not displayed when running wordpress in a subdirectory
Here’s a possibly simple solution, using an ancillary table, and user-defined short slugs: create a post_meta “short_slug” when creating a post, the link-name from your example on save_post, if (meta_key=’short_slug’ and is_a_valid(meta_value)) wpdb->insert into short_slugs_table slug,permalink , your index.php on your mgscr.com could then open a mysql connection to the same db, parse the url … Read more
So to paraphrase your question: “I set up a VPS at and installed WordPress. Then I set up my domain name. How do I make WordPress think it’s at not ?” From the URL provided I can conclude you have vhosts setup, so it isn’t a server setup issue. The answer is a search replace. … Read more
Aside from those that are files in the WordPress installation, mostly beginning with wp-, these are also added: /login/ redirects to wp-login.php /admin/ redirects to /wp-admin/ /feed/ RSS feeds Any other clashes are likely because of pages with clashing slugs, or 3rd party plugins ( you will need to ask plugin authors or test )
Try to install plugin duplicator and create a snapshot than with the install.php and related zipped file you need to copy in a subdir or in the root (copy all site an db in local for secure restoring) the two file and launch install.php, in a wizard there is a step in wich you can … Read more
Change the site address in your wp-config.php file: define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://domain.org’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://domain.org’); There are other ways to do this too. See http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL
The missing link is to configure a DNS that will resolve the domain name to the IP address, and configure a virtual host for the domain on the Apache. Both of these topics are off-topic here and have a lot of documentation on the web therefor I am not going to get into specific details.