• Hi
    I need to run two different subdomains with wordpress from a main website (each subdomain should have its own database, different plugins, shopping cart, they’re large inventories so I’d rather not have them mixing etc).

    Also, I wouldn’t necessarily need the main website (www.artroot.com) to run wordpress as it’s basically just directing to the subdomains.

    I never used multisite. Does this seem like the best option? – instead of two worpress installs on each subdomain?

    The structure for the project is (let’s say):

    http://www.artroot.com (this will be only a simple homepage that links to the two subdomains)
    subdomain 1 would be http://www.artroot.com/artjournal
    and subdomain 2 http://www.artroot.com/artprogram

    Also, I’m building this locally first, so any recommendation about this (multisite or different wordpress installs) in relation to mamp would also be welcomed.

    I could easily buy three webdomains (instead of using subdomains) but that doesn’t seem the best option – I’d like the visitor to google the main site not the others.

    thanks!

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  • Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

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    No, a subdomain would be artjournal.artroot.com

    http://www.artroot.com/artjournal is a subfolder

    This is VERY important, please make a note of it 🙂

    And you can totally do that with Multisite, just keep in mind that artroot.com WILL be a blog, so it will have the options to be used as such.

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