Single WordPress Installation with Sub domains
The only ways to have WordPress use subdomains is: Install separate instances of WP on each subdomain Install a Multsite WP instance with subdomains So: Sorry, but no.
The only ways to have WordPress use subdomains is: Install separate instances of WP on each subdomain Install a Multsite WP instance with subdomains So: Sorry, but no.
The UCC SSL Certificate is used to secure multiple domains like www.example.com, www. example.net, www.example.co.uk etc. and if you want to secure your subdomains like shop.example.com, distributors.example.com and careers.example.com then you should try Unified Communication Wildcard Certificate instead of UCC SSL Certificate because it protects both multi-domains as well as subdomains.
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
You need to check that you aren’t already on the mobile site: function redirecting_to_mobile_site() { if ( $_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’] !== ‘m.example.com’ && wp_is_mobile() ) { wp_redirect( ‘http://m.example.com’ . $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’], 301 ); exit; } } add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘redirecting_to_mobile_site’ ); You’ll need to clear your browser cache to properly test the fix.
you should use this instead: <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/162608/<?php echo site_url();?>”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/wp-content/themes/twentytwelve/…png”> You’ve installed your wordpress in a abc.com/wordpress folder. So when you use the backslash you are refering to the root of your domain, instead of the folder were you’ve installed your WP. Hope that is helps. Cheers
Multisite: Run a subdomain install from a directory install
Configuring Multisite with subdomains
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe you are mixing up the terms of CNAMES and subdomains a bit. In case you are looking for a subdomain setup for WordPress Multisite: Yes this is possible: The sites in a network have different URLs. You can choose one of two ways for the URL to … Read more
Some of your resources are not loading properly, even on your main domain. Using Google Chrome, load your main page, open the Elements Panel by hitting the F12 key. In the panel that opens, look in the upper right corner. There will be a red X with a number next to it. That shows you … Read more
Add these values in your wp-config.php define( ‘WP_HOME’, ‘http://www.example.com’ ); define( ‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘http://www.example.com’ ); These will overwrite your database values with above. This is a temporary fix. But to fix this issue permanently. You will have to change URLs in database. You can run these mysql queries to change your URLs from http://100.100.100.100 to http://www.example.com … Read more