Multisite Subdomains Nginx Ownfolder

  • Jason

    (@jaxspeak)


    12 years, 5 months ago

    Perhaps someone has already done this:

    I am attempting to install wordpress multisite using the subdomain configuration, custom content directory and also giving wordpress it’s own folder (running from root). Oh and it’s on Nginx.

    Main site installs fine. Just needed a small hack to fix the ‘Sites’ menu url. Subdomin wildcard all works – I create a new (sub) site within admin and I can browse to it.

    The issue: New sites, for example supersite1.mydomain.com doesn’t have the correct urls for any assets (just HTML pages with no css or js) so I’m wondering is this something that can done through wordpress/database or through an Nginx rewrite rule?

    Essentially I need any request for a subdomain with these 2 folder
    *.mydomain.com/wp-admin
    *.mydomain.com/wp-content
    to become this:

    *.mydomain.com/myfolder/wp-admin
    *.mydomain.com/myfolder/wp-content

    If anyone has actually done this – I would love to see how it was done…

    Thanks 🙂

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  • Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

    (@ipstenu)

    🏳️‍🌈 Advisor and Activist

    12 years, 5 months ago

    1) Install WP in the subfolder
    2) Set it up to run from ‘root’ while installed in subfolder
    3) Turn on Multisite

    Everything should work fine from there.

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