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Sometimes deleting by accident a directive in the rewrite rules is the trouble. Check your .htaccess for any directive missing.

Maybe posting the tables you have in your database and your plugins, somebody ( i.e. me ?? ) could be able to help you since looks like a very specific trouble.

If you want that url for the post, you can use permalinks set to post-slug rather than …year/month/slug…

It’s possible somebody is trying to get access through the password recovery. In the sites I run, we use SI Captcha Plugin, and enable it on recovery password form (not in normal login screen). This way we get rid of spammers on this bit.

@aproko247 I think you should start a new thread for this question.

You could try using different admin usernames for every site, and if you post or comment into another site, Switch your user before.

Are you sure do you need multisite?

These looks like the .htaccess directive for subdirectories, but you are trying to use subdomains instead. Re-visit your /wp-admin/network/setup.php and check how are you configuring your network.

BTW, do you really need a network setup? Would be easier maybe just to maintain 2 different wordpress installations, maybe sharing one table of users.

You could be interested in further explanation:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Installing_Multiple_Blogs
https://halfelf.org/2011/dont-use-wordpress-multisite/

Don’t use the Redirection flag on your rewrite rule ??

Did you installed MS as subdomains or subdirectories?

Have you made the changes in wp-config.php and replaced the previous WP directives in .htaccess?

If you are using subdomains, did you configured the wildcard subdomain to the same root directory as your main domain?

Is easier with Apache, however is possible installing on IIS, but things like redirect can easily become messy if you are not enough careful, look at the solution of this thread for example.

Try plugin Blog in blog.

Probably you are better with just one site, is easier to maintain, if you need to organize the people by their work areas and limit the categories they can publish/edit, I’d recommend you 3 plugins:

* Edit Flow
* Blog in blog
* Role-Scoper

For a comprehensive discussion on use cases on multisite, check this:
https://halfelf.org/2011/dont-use-wordpress-multisite/

Look at the lines in your .htaccess referred to php files, they look like causing the redirect loop, because you are redirecting every request to a php file to another file inside wp/ directory.

If you are putting all your core php files in wp directory, probably your RewriteRule should include this previous condition:

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^wp/(.*)$
RewriteRule ^(.*\.php)$ wp/$1 [L]

Have you tried with the default .htaccess rules? Why are you redirecting to wp/ directory?

This is somewhat tricky to achieve without touching templates or at least the CSS of the home page, without affecting at the same time the whole design of your site.

However, there is a plugin probably could help you:

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/site-layout-customizer/

The display of menus is controlled by the theme, probably a little bug in it.

What theme are you using? If it is a premium theme you probably should go to their support service.