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  • Thread Starter iwamc

    (@iwamc)

    Okay, I tried the plugin first, and sorry, but it seemed like a lot of steps just to get the admin section working when the front-end already mapped fine.

    I went through the steps to install the plugin, and I played with the different options when activated and still got the redirect. (I think now it’s because I didn’t go back in the Super Admin Section > Sites > Edit and change the domain back to sub.example.com). Oops.

    So I tried the other solution mentioned here:

    And that works just fine.

    Are either one of the solutions more risky than the other?

    Plugins can have bugs, not work with upgrades, etc.

    On the other hand, a small edit to the wp-config file could pose unforeseen problems down the road.

    I tend to like the simple solution of only editing one line.

    Any thoughts on pros/cons?

    You can try an iFrame. Disable the WYSIWYG editor in your user preferences.

    Add the following code to a page or post substituting the web address you want to include.

    <iframe src ="https://webaddress-to-include.com" frameborder="0" width="900" height="900"></iframe>

    Play around with the width and height until it looks right. You can also use %’s.

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