Aimee

Thank you @kittmedia!

I will check it out. I do run my setup on apache, but I guess the redirects are the same in both nginx and apache.

Ok, thank you for your reply.

I’ll see if I can create something of a subdomain or something else for that. Perhaps there’s a plugin I could use so that a sub-site of a multisite can have multiple domains?

Otherwise I’ll just start using my domains I have for my sites, even though it’s a huge hassle to do so.

Any ideas on how I can get this to work?

It’s been confirmed that it works with subdomains, but I have not changed to that yet. Somebody on Mastodon said that I could change to subdomains, but redirect to my current subdirectory structure.

Aka I can have the subdomains like sv.domain.com but all posts and pages can still look like domain.com/sv/blogg/my-post.

How do I do this correctly? I use the redirection plugin for this, and I understand regex somewhat, so I could use some thourough instructions on how it will work.

Or I’ll just go back to mapped domains for my subdirectories. It’s a thing I’m contemplating after all…

Does not seem to work.

I guess that I must have a top level domain for all my sites for this to work? I do have that option, but I’ve promised myself and my readers to not fiddle with domains any longer, since I’ve done that too many times and people will get tired of me and my blogs all together if I break that promise.

This is also true if I took the route of subdomains as well. I’ve promised not to change the structure of the blogs at all from now on.

If I can’t get this to work, I’m gonna have to post my stuff to the fediverse in some other way. I only have like 4 followers anyways…

Ok! I can try using the redirection plugin I have for that. It works on both a WordPress level and Apache in .htaccess file. I shall try and get back to you.

Sure!

I expect that when I write a post on either blog i.e domain.com/en that the post will end up on the fediverse. People who know of my blog profile will follow it, hopefully like and comment, and the comments end up as comments on the blog.

I have blog profiles set up for all the sites and they all share the same structure, aka @en@domain.com, @sv@domain.com etc.

When I tried that regexmatch I mentioned and put in my Swedish site, it worked for that site, but I don’t know if it’s possible to have it match all subfolder structures? I’m not the best at regex, so any help is useful.

I was thinking if it could work with something like this:

RedirectMatch "^\(.*)/.well-known/(webfinger|nodeinfo|x-nodeinfo2)(.*)$" /$1/.well-known/$2$3

I’ve already tried exatly that example above to no avail, got a 503 the second I searched for my blog profile on mastodon.

I have the same issue!

You posted this 3 weeks ago, did you fix it? I posted in this forum about it yesterday but I haven’t gotten any help yet either.

I have this problem too, but the forum link did not work. I signed in, but remained logged out for some strange reason.

My site is https://greatdanemaniac.com/sv

I’d appreciate asap help with this. Thanks.

I also only use Jetpack Social with the original Jetpack Plugin so I don’t have a stand alone install.

Thanks!

@desrosj thank you, and I knew that. I was just trying to see if it worked and it did.

Also, I noticed now that both the 2021, 2020 and 2019 theme does not have the add_theme_support( 'block-templates' ); tag or the theme.json file, and when I added theme support it to the 2021 theme, the template editor showed up!

Thanks again for all responses.

Good to know, @fierevere!
Thank you. I think I understand it more now.

Thank you @fierevere.
So I guess that until the official release date that is 20th of July, I have to use the Gutenberg Plugin anyway then?

TT1 theme is wonderful, btw and I love the FSE editor that comes with that theme if the Gutenberg plugin is activated.

I’m just confused by this, as I’m sure many others are. I’m a developer, but a total noob regarding WP releases.

Ok, of course I mean the FSE template editor. It’s usually in the appearance menu where you can edit templates and template parts. Otherwise it’s under templates inside the post editor, but it’s not there, unless I have the Gutenberg plugin activated. The Gutenberg plugin is now at 10.9 or something like that…

To me it seems so weird to be “forced” to have the Gutenberg plugin installed to see the new cool FSE stuff when the 10.7 version is included. I do not know what I’m missing here.

I am using this on a test site and not production.

Thank you. I will do that.

Ahh, good to know. Thank you.