Multisite would be the easiest way to achieve this – assuming both sites are WordPress. There are other ways to achieve the same but they are more complicated. You’ll find the instructions here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network
a multi site approach wouldn’t work since you will be creating multiple blogs, each will work as an individual WP installation, so each of them will hold multiple posts, pages, categories, etc that are not shared between blogs. The url you are proposing can’t be defined using wordpress routing, so a custom code will need … Read more
The issue could be with setting up cookie which may happen if you have different siteurl and homeurl. To give it a try, please edit your wp-config.php file and add these two: define( ‘WP_HOME’, ‘abc.example.com/’); define( ‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘abc.example.com/’); Please replace abc.example.com with your actual subdomain. The thing to make sure is both URLs should match. … Read more
first i would read other peoples solutions in the plugin support section. next i would completely disable sef generation in settings > permalinks. last advice: do not develop on a production site, instead set up a local dev environment.
codecowboy has reports in the comments for this question that the issue has been resolved: Running a2ensite resolved the problemm so presumably I had done something wrong with my Apache config.
Finally found the way after a lot of testing: RewriteRule ^terms /blog/index.php/termspage [NC,L]
WordPress supports only one theme on site. Actions like shown will cause a adverse effects. Instead, you should use WordPress Multisite, which allows to use different themes on subdomains. This is the way recommended by the WordPress team. There is solution for WooCommerce on WordPress Multisite: WooCommerce Multistore plugin: It is quite expensive ($200), but … Read more
You need to have domain name resolution in order for subdomain Multisite to work. If you don’t have a Domain Name Server, you can modify your computer (not your server) hosts file. Then, make sure your primary WordPress installation is set to a domain name, such as server.example, and not an IP address.
The following .htaccess will only work if the subdomain is assigned in your DNS setting using either a single DNS record or a wildcard DNS record. If your DNS setting doesn’t have that record, request to your subdomain will not reach to your server. So the .htaccess will not work. If you don’t know how … Read more
Did you try to assign the appropriate subdomains using 301 redirections? I think it would be possible if you run all these websites on one server. Create multisite with subdomains in one domain Assign custom subdomains directories to paths of your network installations. As far as I know, it is pretty simple in CPanel and … Read more