This question has been asked a lot and so far solutions have only been posted for LAMP. How about we get an answer for this and put it into a tutorial?
The root of the website should be static or php without wordpress installed in it. Call it mywebsite
.
A subdirectory, let’s say blog
, has wordpress installed in it => https://mywebsite/blog
will access the blog.
This is to be done with one DO instance and managed by nginx server blocks, I presume.
The problem I’ve had is that the wordpress admin panel doesn’t respect https://mywebsite/blog
(by checking the page source of the admin panel) and attempts to load external files by https://mywebsite
.
Is this a wordpress problem or a configuration problem?
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Did you install WordPress in that location originally?
If not, then you need to adjust your URL in the configuration at https://mywebsite/blog/wp-admin/options-general.php
so it includes the /blog/
part
There might be some stuff still left in the database, but we can search/replace that once the other part is done.
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I’ve edited the database and now I can display the blog page, but I can’t login with
wp-admin
. It refuses my username and password. When I attempt to recover the password it doesn’t recognise my email address.