You can’t use http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory to move from a subdomain to a domain. WordPress can be moved up or down a directory level, but the same technique can’t be used for subdomain – really a different domain – to another domain. Follow Moving WordPress « WordPress Codex and WordPress Serialized PHP Search Replace Tool. The main … Read more
So this issue had to do with File permissions. I believed that I had already checked into this to make sure that permissions were set properly, but I must have erred. I went to the subdomain folder ‘staging’ which contains my WP install and turned on User ‘read’ and ‘write’ permissions, which were inactive. So … Read more
I found the answer in nav-menu.php, it wasn’t too complicated. I just changed the foreach loop content like this : if($item->classes[0] == ‘subdomain1’ && !empty( $item->menu_item_parent )){ $item->menu_item_parent=””; }elseif($item->classes[0] == ‘main’ && $sub != ‘domain’){ unset($items[$key]); } Hope it can help !
Your blog subsite is working fine here. When you create a subsite it can take some time for the DNS to update. You may lower your TTL for faster updates. The blog shows a white page, but I think that’s because of there is no theme activated. Since your wp-admin link working.
Sounds like you want a WordPress Multisite installation with a wildcard subdomain configuration.
Why don’t you try using the WP API? You could then pull posts from a URL like this … http://subdomain.example.com/wp-json/posts You can also set custom post types to use the WP API and then access them also in a similar manner, you would need to add the following to your CPT args: $args = array( … Read more
There are many reasons why WP could display this: 1 Insufficient file permissions on wp-admin folder (check this with ftp) 2 Prefix not consistently the same in database and wp-config (less likely in this case, but check anyway). 3 .htaccess doesn’t reroute wp-admin folder correctly 4 User roles not well defined in database (wp_capabilities should … Read more
Unsure as to what you mean. You want subdomains, and subdirectories? Are you looking to save space? You might get away with symlinking the upload directories together, but as soon as one blog removes an image, it will disappear from disk from all of the other blogs that have the same image (seeing as it … Read more
I think the answer is “it depends” — on how flexible and/or “slick” you want the solution to be. The quickest/easiest thing to do would be to create a custom post type (there are tried/true plugins out there that can help establish this) — and then in your theme functions.php (or in a very simple … Read more
The short answer is no, Multisite uses the domain name to determine which site you are on, so there is no way to set up a Multisite site in a subfolder. Having said that, depending on what you want to achieve there’s often ways around it. For example, if you were ok with using a … Read more