I have a new wordpress blog and i am trying to get it in two different language namely english and hindi.

I want to have both english and hindi in one blog itself

i dont want to install two different blogs

i want the same user base to be used.

The content of hindi and english will be different

the url structure for both should be same i.e. if i go to hindi it should show www.example.com and when i am in english it should be the same i.e www.example.com.

So can someone help me out with this. Thanks

• News
• Renovation TAXI Pinball
• Repear of Big Indian

I do not wish to have people interested in one of the above to have to sort by category.
I hope there is a possibility to only have posts in the category news to show up in the news blog and category Taxi and Indian in their own separate blogs.
I also wish to have all three blogs to have their own link in the menu.

I have searched the web and also here at the forum and cannot find how to make this happen. I do get one and only one blog to function and I cannot block that blog from showing any category when writing a new post.

I′m currently using WP on a IIS server cause my job is 100% Microsoft based, and obviously we use C#, SQL Server and IIS Server. I′ve installed WP normally with no erros. I′m testing some stuffts to implement Multi Sites for aprox. 40 blogs. So.. i have a problem: websites can′t use subdomain on IIS, if i change WP configs to enable subdomain use it simple don′t work. I′m using folder structure for tests and i have the layout error, layout mount wrong URL for includes and i can′t acess WP-ADMIN of children sites. What it could be? i didn′t find info about WP on IIS on web, can some one help me?

Look the blog: https://blog.iasp.br/
Created Blog: https://blog.iasp.br/blog2/ (look that this dont′t work as the main installed one do).

Acess to WP painel: https://blog.iasp.br/wp-admin/
User: help
pass: 123
(super admin actived)

The 2nd install in the sub directory is running on its own database, and everything seems to be working – except for pretty permalinks on the install in the sub directory.

I assume this is a .htaccess issue, but can’t get much beyond that. If I enable pretty permalinks on the 2nd install, I simply get 404 error pages from the root install.

My original WP .htaccess looked like this:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

And when I enable pretty permalinks in the 2nd sub directory, it wants me to add this to my .htaccess:

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /contractor/
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /sub/index.php [L]
</IfModule>

I tried just adding this code below the other, but that didn’t seem to do anything – and now I’ve more than exhausted my knowledge of .htaccess files.

Any suggestions?

I have become a wordpress junkie and I am currently running 6 different sites for a whole load of work, personal and church projects.

I would love to have some sort of portal where I can add/edit posts from the portal and choose which one of the sites to ‘push’ the post to. So I can post one thing to one and the next thing to another without having to log in to them all separately.

Even better if I could have one master admin log-in which brings me to a tabbed view of all my admin pages.

Is this possible in any way?

What is the best way to have two blogs on one site?

Two databases or WPMU?

Also, one of the blogs needs to be private, Any Password plug-in recommendations?

THANK YU!

~*~
Shakti

I’ve created a simple blog that will be the home to several different media projects (downloadable e-books for example). The idea is to have a separate blog for each project, but each blog would be accessible from the front page of my main blog, preferably appearing as different “pages” all with the same theme (but their own archives).

Thanks for any suggestions.