Have a look at using https://wordpress.org/plugins/network-subsite-user-registration/ this was developed for the situation where you have the flexibility to open or close user registration on any sitesite of a network. It should be the ticket.
I didn’t find an answer on here. But on the net, it’s in German. I thought I share it here, because it is a neat solution. As suggested I added below cookie constants to the wp-config.php. define( ‘ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH’, “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ); define( ‘COOKIEPATH’, ” ); define( ‘SITECOOKIEPATH’, ” ); And replaced the content of the .htaccess … Read more
With a little leg work you can convert a subfolder wp network into a subdomain wp network. I’ve done it myself so I know its possible. Easiest approach would be to backup files and database give yourself a cushion of time to deal with problems review the network setup instructions for sub-domain, properly point your … Read more
Looks like theme problems to me. I’d change it back to one of the ‘Twenty’ themes as a first step. If OK, then start diagnosing the theme. (You could reinstall the theme manually which might protect settings, or FTP the theme files manually. Or just remove the theme and reinstall, but you might have to … Read more
Install it at the root and use a custom theme for the first site. Specifically, you want a subdirectory install, and then for the root sites theme, replace the contents of index.php with that of your static html page. You’ll need a style.css with a comment at the top so WP picks it up as … Read more
To avoid .htaccess files of WP installations, affect other WP installations, use the following file system structure: hosting_account_folder ┌─────┴─────┐ public_html subdomains ┌────┼────┐ sub1 sub2 sub3 In this scenario, mydomain.com points to hosting_account_folder/public_html, sub1.mydomain.com points to hosting_account_folder/subdomains/sub1, sub2.mydomain.com points to hosting_account_folder/subdomains/sub2, and sub3.mydomain.com points to hosting_account_folder/subdomains/sub3. As you can see, none of WP installations, is a … Read more
You don’t need a new directory for your subdomain. Both your main URL (www.americanthought.org) and your subdomain URL (www.technology.americanthought.org) should point to the same directory. Multisite will serve the sites from the same set of WordPress files. (I took a quick peek, and it appears that you’ve got your subdomain’s DNS entry pointing at an … Read more
How to publish pages under a subdomain url?
Assuming the Vue/Laravel app is completely separate from the WordPress site, the easiest and most basic way to achieve this is just to set the subdomain in your webhosting control panel, and point it to the directory on your webserver where you have uploaded the laravel app. The webserver makes sure that all requests to … Read more
It’s pretty obvious from the log entries you posted that this isn’t a WordPress issue. I’d suggest working with your hosting provider to resolve the issue.