Can I use WP3.0 with multisite function running from a subdirectory?
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Hullo
I am starting out on using wordpress and am trying to set up a number of blogs on a shared host. (I’m using Just Host – this is my first experience with hosting so I’m not sure how good they are. Their support response is fast though.)
I have three separate sites set up, each in its respective directory and with its wordpress installation and domain name and directories as follows:
public_html/firstexample.com
public_html/secondexample.com
public_html/thirdexample.comSo far so good…
Now I need to set up another blog with subdomains:
site1.fourthexample.com, site2.fourthexample.com and so forth.Since this will be a “set” of related sites (and I want to share the templates across these and manage them together), it seems that setting them up using WP 3.0’s “multi site” function seems best.
However, I am stuck on the following:
*Question 1*
Can I install WP 3.0 in a subdirectory (public_html/fourthexample.com) and use the multisite function?
What I will need to administer as a network will be the different subdomains of fourthexample.com
I read on a tutorial that to use the multisite function I need to install WP 3.0 in the directory that contains the .htaccess file.
*Question 2*
I read on this forum (https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/408604) that someone copied the .htaccess file to the subdirectory and installed WP 3.0 in there. Now this got me more confused! :o)
Is it recommendable to simply copy the .htaccess file from /public_html to /public_html/fourthexample.com?
*Question 3*
So, in light of all this, where should I point the subdomain “*” wildcard?
/public_html or /public_html/fourthexample.com?Cheers
ska
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