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.
Rather than manually making changes to the WP tables, I use the “WP Clone” plugin. It saves the entire blog to a zip file, then you Restore that on the new site (using WP Clone). The restore process makes any needed changes to the domain names/links/whatever, so the new site just works. You will log … Read more
Thanks for your help, Jack, it was really useful. What I ended up doing was using the export and import function in the control panel. I returned the original blog to the main server directory. I then created a new installation of WordPress inside my website’s directory. It was just then a case of exporting … Read more
In order to fix your problem, assuming you are using Apache web server, paste this into your .htaccess (the .htaccess inside the sub-domain (my) directory): RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L] # add a trailing slash to /wp-admin RewriteRule ^wp-admin$ wp-admin/ [R=301,L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -f [OR] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -d RewriteRule ^ – [L] … Read more
You need install wordpress in your own domain. If you use the WordPress portal, all of sites be accessed this way. You can install on Go Daddy or something similar. You need buy a domain to install WordPress. After you buy your domain (can be yourcompany.com, for example) you must install WordPress in your domain … Read more
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
What if you try to install the new WP without SSL first and see if it works? You can activate SSL later, as you did with your “main” website.
Sounds like this is a Multisite installation, and if so — he needs to add you as a Network Administrator not just a single site administrator. I need to be able to add a sub-domain that points to a different website What exactly do you mean by this? You want to add a subdomain that … Read more
How can I move the subdomain to the root domain?
Do you use Multisite mode for WP? If not, the mechanism for enabling Multisite mode is shown below: Edit wp-config.php and enable the option : define( ‘WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE’, true ); Next, in the control panel, find the network Setup tab in the Tools section. Select the address format for the network. Update your files wp-config.php: define(‘MULTISITE’, … Read more