Name Hero

If you’re on a hosting plan that doesn’t allow add-on domains your other option would be to enable WordPress multi-site.

Basically, you’d have to edit your wp-config.php file to include:

/* Multisite */
define( 'WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE', true );

You would then navigate to your WordPress admin and setup your network.

(Recommended to read this before starting)

The Codex has very good documentation on this:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Create_A_Network

Since your web hosting package allows you to create subdomains, you would setup your second site on a sub-domain and then redirect the domain to the site using a CNAME DNS entry:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/WordPress_Multisite_Domain_Mapping

The only big downside to this is your club’s website would be tied to your hosting account and would share themes/plugins that you install.

However, you are able to give individual users unique access to each respective site. If you’re the sole administrator is may also save you sometime updating as you can handle everything inside the master install.

Definitely a great way to save money and a very powerful feature of WordPress :).

If it’s a fresh installation with no custom plugins or themes, I’d take a look at your PHP settings. Specifically look at your installed PHP extensions as well as your memory limit and PHP version.

You can create a new file called info.php with this line of code:

<?php 
phpinfo(); 
?>

There is a nice list here of all the dependencies you need.

Most all of the popular web hosts compile PHP with these by default, but if you’re running a custom setup, it’s possible you have something missing.

The white screen of death can also be a memory limit issue if it’s set very low. I like to recommend at least 128MB but you can tell this from the info.php file.

Finally, make sure you’re using at least PHP 7.0. PHP 5.6 is still used a lot, but you’ll notice a world of difference with 7.0+.

Hope this solves your issue!

Does your web host have cPanel? If so, I’m sure they have Softaculous or Fantastic auto installer. I would suggest deleting your subfolder and trying trying to install it this way:

Step 1: Login to cPanel (most of the time https://yourdomain.com/cpanel)
Step 2: Scroll down to Softaculous or Fantastic (use the search feature to find)
Step 3: Select WordPress and follow the instructions.

If you don’t have cPanel and are still trying to trouble shoot, I would suggest looking at your .htaccess file to see if something is causing this to redirect. Additionally, most all web hosts should install this for you free of charge.

Your site is redirecting to this subdomain – https://mobile.centeurimports.com . I don’t believe that’s part of the WP-Touch plugin.

Is it possible to show me a screenshot of your Core Settings (i.e. https://www.dropbox.com/s/hm9dxvxu9k60pzc/Screenshot%202015-07-27%2021.21.11.png?dl=0 ) ?

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