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Because if I don’t change Blog address (URL) to https://blog.domain.com, all my posts end up with the format https://domain.com/blog/2008/02/08/sample-post/, in other words the blog domain is different from the post domain. I need it to be the same.

By the way, just in case it’s not clear, when I install WP from blog.domain.com, both the blog directory and blog address default to https://domain.com/blog

can someone tell me at least if what I want to do is feasible or at least if I’m in the right direction? Simply installing WP and using it with a subdomain works, however is not what I need. thanks

Moshu, I’m almost there. I read that disabling WP canonical redirects may help, so I tried that.

After a fresh install on blog.domain.com, I installed the plugin to disable canonical redirects, and changed the Blog address (URL) to https://blog.domain.com. That works fine using the default Permalinks setting (format https://blog.domain.com/?p=123)

When I change the Permalinks option to https://blog.domain.com/2008/02/11/sample-post/ the site stops working (I get Error 404 – Not Found). Just in case I tried with the Numeric permalinks option, and get the same error 404.

Any ideas? (I see that WP is updating the .htaccess file whenever I change the permalink option)

Thanks!

Thanks for your answer, I have another question, though.

I successfully installed WP on a subdomain, and it works, my problem is that I want the permalinks to match the subdomain URL, and not to be in the form: https://domain.com/blog/2008/02/08/sample-post/

The only way I found I could do that is by changing in Options the Blog address (URL) from the default https://domain.com/blog to https://blog.domain.com, however when I change that, WP stops working (a blank page appears).

Is that supposed to work and I’m doing something wrong?

Thanks

hi, did you solve (1)? I have the same problem

you say: I have my main blog installed under a subdomain – https://blogs.mydomain.com

are your permalinks with format:

https://blogs.mydomain.com/2008/02/09/my-post/

or format

https://mydomain.com/blogs/2008/02/09/my-post/

anyone?????