Yes, you can set up multiple installs. You do need to be careful that you don’t ever create anything in the “parent” multisite (at example.com) that has the same slug as the folder you place the “child” multisite (at example.com/bananas) – so in the bananas example, never create a Post, Page, Category, Tag, etc. with … Read more
WP administration over SSL using different domain
Adding a different domain to existing WordPress site
Go to the Network Admin screen of the site, then Sites, then Edit the site. Put the new URL in the various locations. Added When you Edit the site, select the Settings tab. That will allow you to change the Home and Site URL values (which writes to the wp-options for that site). There may … Read more
it’s more a devops topic. you will need to replace all occurences of the websites in your Database to the new URL’s. like domain.org.uk/public replaced with domain.org.uk. there is a nice wordpress plugin which can do this https://de.wordpress.org/plugins/better-search-replace/.
Replace all links before the installation of the SSL (you can update the links via SQL) How to mass update links Your wordpress should throw out https:// links now after the installation of the SSL certificate. This problem is due to wordpress decision to insert full links when inserting media through the editor.
Permalink issue with WordPress Site at domain root and another WordPress Site in a Subfolder
Sounds like this is a Multisite installation, and if so — he needs to add you as a Network Administrator not just a single site administrator. I need to be able to add a sub-domain that points to a different website What exactly do you mean by this? You want to add a subdomain that … Read more
How can I move the subdomain to the root domain?
You need to create a database (with the corresponding username and permissions) in the cPanel of yolo.com, so your blog won’t interfere with whatever you have in yolo.com. MySQL Assistant of cPanel is very easy and fast. You need to download and install WordPress in yolo.com/blog folder. In your cpanel this usually is public_html/blog. Install … Read more