The solution: I pasted the block of Mutisite code below the “That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging.” line. I’d installed multisite so often that I didn’t pay attention to that part. So if you ever think you’ve installed multisite correctly but the My Sites button never appears, you’ve pasted the definitions too far down in … Read more
Re Install the WordPress core files (minus the wp-config.php and the wp-content directory) then run from the parent directory: sudo chmod -R g+rw blog/
Multisite install w/ Sub domains on a subdomain
I needed this for a client recently (he wanted to do the same but be able to create a archive by himself in the wordpress backend) and couldn’t find a good plugin for it. It’s pretty easy to custom code this actually. You just need to make your install a network install and then place … Read more
MU/Subdomains + Domain Mapping + SSL?
One Domain, Two Installs of WordPress
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
I’m not sure if you’ve found a solution yet, but I was in the exact same situation as you. I moved a site into a subdomain but still existing in the root directory as per the codex, changed the permalinks, modified the .htaccess file and ran into the same problems. To fix this, I just … Read more
Two domain for one site not working in mobile