angelkyodo

i’m also now receiving a “you used your space quota” message on a subsite even though have less than 60 posts/pages.

yes, i found that, thank you.

but i removed it, deleted the subsite from within the admin area, and tried to re-create the site, but it doesn’t show up. i get similar errors. but only for the sub-name i had before “gallery”

when i go to one actual subsites set up, that is not the page i get. i see the contents of the directory: https://gallery.angelkyodowilliams.com/

and if i try to enter that site’s dashboard from within the Site Admin, i get: https://gallery.angelkyodowilliams.com/wp-admin/

oddly, the second subsite at: https://author.angelkyodowilliams.com/
DOES show up. i don’t know why there is a difference between them.

i am having a similar problem. i used the same steps as described, and i’ve checked into the suggestions made, including setting up the *.domain.com wildcard. [i have NOT spoken with host because the features required are standard with HostGator]

when i go to the subdomain, i see the directory listing. there are no wordpress files in it or the blog.dir at all. the main domain is working (www.angelkyodowilliams.com)

i’m using:
HostGator as host
cPanel
domain: angelkyodowilliams.com
subdomains: gallery/author (both having same problem
used Fantastico to install WP which installed it at /public_html/ level of angelkyodowilliams.com then the subdirectories were created by the call to setup additional sites

i’ve tried everything i can think of and can’t get it to work.

as a bonus, if anyone has any hints about getting different StudioPress child themes to show up for each subsite as appropriate, i’d appreciate it a great deal.