I would say your best bet would be too keep your wordpress with the external IP and edit your hosts file inside the lan so your internal IP resolves to the external. I don’t see a way of having 2 different urls for a single WP install.
See this is sort of solved in the comments and old but to save someone going down the wrong path here, I believe this is done the wrong way for OP to achieve what they want. One re-write rule should be enough here, and then use the matches to construct your query. Firstly, we need … Read more
go to the interface and create a role kind of viewer and with any edition privilegies. and add capabilities https://wordpress.org/support/article/roles-and-capabilities/
If you want to redirect the one page to another page then it is possible with the .htaccess file, add the below rule in the .htaccess: Redirect 301 http://domain/center1/ https://example.com/sample-page Don’t forget to change the example URL. You will able to add multiple redirects rule in .htaccess file, according to your need.
Flush rewrite rules with scheduled event (cron)
why wordpress keeps redirecting to old page after deleting it?
Permalink prefix change
I think the .htaccess file looks okay. The problem might be flush rewrite rule. If you go to the backend: Settings >> Permalink page. Just open the page. No need to do any changes. And then check, It should resolve the problem. Thank You
This code fixes the problem: function gender_endpoints() { add_rewrite_endpoint(‘female’, EP_PAGES); add_rewrite_endpoint(‘male’, EP_PAGES); } add_action(‘init’, ‘gender_endpoints’);
So to confirm, on a fresh WordPress install with that setup /non-existing-url definitely returns 404, so it’s not specifically the custom permalink that’s the cause. It may be worth posting your .htaccess in case it’s been modified. However I’d suspect that one of the plugins you have is helpfully adding this feature, and I’d suggest … Read more