Installing Word on Main domain / keeping my Subdomains intact

  • I have an existing site with a 30 subdomains.
    https://www.mysite.com/newyork .. etc

    created a test subdomain, test.mysite.com

    Now I need move the Test site to the main url ” test.mysite.com to https://www.mysite.com “

    I’m not sure how to do that, can someone help me?
    and will that destroy my subdomain file structure. I want my subdomains to remain intact.

    can someone point me in the right direction,

    Thanks

    Don

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  • Is this a multisite install or single user WordPress installation?

    Thread Starter PriceGeek

    (@pricegeek)

    Single Site install

    As long as it’s a single install just follow the normal moving wordpress instructions ??

    Depending on your host/web server config your subdomains may have folders within your domains root folder but they should not be affected. I asked if it was single/multi user because I wanted to know if the 30 subdomains were a part of your WordPress install but it sounds as if they have nothing to do with WordPress.

    I would do a manual install vs. any one click install your host offers just to be sure nothing happens to any of your subdomains ??

    Thread Starter PriceGeek

    (@pricegeek)

    Thanks Kieth

    clarification…..

    I have a domain mystite.com. I’m converting the site to wordpress.
    Currently we have several different index pages for each sub folder in the site.
    For example mysite.com/Houston displays https://www.mysite.com/houston/index.html
    When a user goes to https://www.mysite.com/houston/ the main index page within that folder loads.
    How do I create the same effect using wordpress. I need the wordpress version to be able to load with https://www.mysite.com/houston and the same with the various city sub folders within the site.

    wordpress on domains and subdomains.

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