• I’m a relative newbie to WordPress and coding for the internet in general, so please excuse any stupidity right away.

    I set up the Network for my personal homepage last night as I wanted to have the travel photo blog be my main page as well as have a second blog for personal musings. Naturally, everything seemed to go ok, but it doesn’t work.

    First issue: All the permalinks were changed on my photo blog. I had them set for category and post name (for SEO purposes) and now they are all blog/year/month/date and post name. Can that be changed back or will it screw things up? And if it can be done, are there any special steps I need to take?

    Second issue: I created the subdomain via my webhost. It placed the subdomain folder within the root level of my FTP. The second site shows in the SuperAdmin panel and seems to be setup, but I can’t visit the site to create new posts. There is nothing in the subdomain folder except what was placed there by the webhost when it created the subdomain.

    My main site is https://www.chaseclark.com and the secondary blog is at https://www.blog.chaseclark.com.

    Obviously, I’ve missed something important, but have no idea what it is. If anyone has any clue how to rectify either situation, I’d appreciate the help. Thanks.

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  • Thread Starter ChaseC

    (@chasec)

    The root folder of the FTP site has several domain folders in it. At this point I have no clue which domain was the first to be hosted at the site. However, chaseclark.com is the domain for the blog in question.

    Because on many shared hosts they only let you have wildcard subdomains on the first domain you signed up with. That’s why I asked.

    Thread Starter ChaseC

    (@chasec)

    Looking through my control panel for each domain, it appears that wildcards are active for each and every one. Any clue or shall I go to my backup plan now?

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