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My thoughts excatly!

I got one more solution that will work for me… I have to problems with my current multisite server..

1.
mysite is located at http://192.168.1.34/mycompany

could you somehow move the sites around so that mycompany would respond on http://mycompany.dk?? and then move the other sites to point to http://mycompany.dk/othersite

in all meaning that when i client type http://mycompany.dk he reach mycompany.dk and not the other root site…

2.
I have come to understanding that since i used my ip in the wordpress installation it will not respond to the corrosponding name? i say this because i opend my site to the public from my home address expecting people would be able to see my company site by visitng http://mycompany.dk/mycompany but it just said “it works” I suppose it showed the root site… can this be changed if im right?

thanks for your input.. i will google how to do the export…

Hi Mika Epstein,

Uber Easy: Export and Import
This is straightforward. Install your new stand-alone WordPress instance, export the posts from brokebackblog.com/hulk, import them into hulksmashblog.com, customize the theme and plugins, done. If you don’t have a lot of users, this is the best bet. Yes, you’ll lose a lot of time resetting all the plugins and theme configs, but you probably had to do some of this anyway. All your comments come with, all your images too, so it’s going to be straightforward.

This looks like to be the easiest way for me. My wordpress server is a multi site server and it has other webpages but i really don’t care about them.. if I could turn off multi site in way so my company website would be the one left standing would be fine. And so i assume that my above quote is what i need?

but how do i do it? my site doesn’t have any post yet since it hasn’t been launched.. but it has allot of pages with allot of text and some pluigins .. what would be exported if i did that?

Thanks for answering and i went for red wine instead of beer 🙂

Casper