we had our Wordpress page running on example.com. But now, we're developing new React website, which already has some of the webpages ready. We use Vercel to host that React website. We want React/Vercel to host specific pages (which are already developed) and serve the wordpress page as a fallback. E.g.: React already has page example.com/pageA ready, so we want that URL to be served directly by Vercel/React. On the other hand, React doesn't has page example.com/pageB ready, so we …

I changed the site url to example.com/blog but the wordress url is blog.example.com, still css, images and fonts are loading from blog.example.com, is there any way to force wordpress to load files from site url? P.S: example.com/blog is loading blog.example.com through nginx proxy, so I don't want to use .htaccess rewrite url for this purpose. (because it make a redirect loop)

We have a very large blog at mainsite.com We want to create a tool at mainsite.com/tool/ that will be it's own Wordpress site and doesn't need to share anything with mainsite.com But it is very important that the /tool/ doesn't slow down mainsite.com and doesn't really affect it at all. Is it better to convert mainsite.com to a multisite or to use a reverse-proxy to have /tool/ as a directory? Thanks!

Thank you in advance – here is an example of my issue: I have a subdomain media.example.com. since the main domain example. com is on a different server, A proxy was set it up from the example.com domain. So that the files both wordpress backend and front end will be seen as example.com/media On the wordpress side: in wp-config I set up /** Site URL */ define( ‘WP_HOME’, ‘https://www.example.com/media’ ); define( ‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘https://www.example.com/media’ ); $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] = str_replace(“/wp-admin/”, “/media/wp-admin/”, $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’]); Almost …

i’ve setup WordPress on a local nginx backend instance. the backend url is https://wp.example.com:12345/ it’s served through a frontend, nginx reverse proxy, exposed at a subdir. the frontend url is https://example.com/cms wp-config.php includes define('WP_HOME', 'https://example.com/cms'); define('WP_SITEURL','https://example.com/cms'); $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] = str_replace("/wp-admin/", "/cms/wp-admin/", $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']); $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] = str_replace("/wp-login/", "/cms/wp-login/", $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']); if i nav to https://example.com/cms I see the usual/expected ” Hello world! Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing! “ But if I nav to LOGIN …

There are 2 containers with sites: on nuxt.js on wordpress They work in the same environment, that is, they are visible to each other. It is necessary in the 3rd container with Nginx to display the wordpress page as location / content when passing from nuxt.js. That is, site.com works under node + nuxt, and when you go to the site.com/content link, we go to the wordpress page with posts. You also need the site.com/wp-admin link to work as a …

I have a reverse proxy in front of WP that maps some requests on the root example.com/page1/ over to the wp install wp.example.com/page1/. This works fine until the url is missing the trailing slash. WP returns a 301 that is the absolute url wp.example.com/page1. I am trying to figure out how that URL is created, and hopefully change it. I updated WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) in WP -> Settings, but that doesn't change the response from what …

As developer, you want all the time the last version files on page refresh action. As I understood, there are 3 kinds of cache : Browser cache (Browser settings) Website cache (WP plugins) Proxy cache (HTTP Headers) For some reasons, there are some days where I can removed browser cache, download a new browser on Wordpress project without any cache plugin... If I keypress F5, CTRL+F5 or CTRL+Shift+R, I got an old version, sometimes version older. I can loose hours …

I work as a sysadmin at a large academic department. We have an apache httpd, with a WP subdirectory multisite installation, fronted by an apache reverse proxy. In this setup we want to allow our users to serve WP content under the main domain name (external.com, say) with their own name attached (user1): The vhost config looks like # ... RequestHeader set X-Forwarded-Proto "https" ProxyPass / http://internal.com/ ProxyPassReverse / http://internal.com/ ProxyPreserveHost On # ... This allows us to assign users …

I need to setup bedrock wordpress boilerplate in a sub-directory and get accessed through a reverse proxy setup. Please see below the setup as per my REQUIREMENTS: Main Domain https://www.domain.com/ Blog URL https://www.domain.com/blog/ -> Reverse Proxy to the below WP installation Reverse proxy setup in apache server. ProxyPass /blog/ https://blog.domain.com/blog/ ProxyPassReverse /blog/ https://blog.domain.com/blog/ Wordpress Installation (Bedrock) https://blog.domain.com/blog/ Wordpress Project Root /path/to/blog.domain.com/wp Document root in Nginx root /path/to/blog.dmain.com/wp/web; Physical directory (blog) under web /path/to/blog.dmain.com/wp/web/blog; Created the below symlinks in the above …

My Server Env for a wordpress site is as follows: ---------- --------- ------------- | Client | <-- HTTPS --> | Proxy | <-- HTTP --> | Wordpress | ---------- --------- ------------- The Problem is that the Wordpress Site itself is served internally over HTTP but the Client communicates over HTTPS with the Proxy. Since Wordpress is configured with HTTP it returns links and images-src with "http://" which leads to mixed-content errors in the browsers. (Eg. all css / script links …

I have installed wordpress in my xampp server. everything looks great. I am using proxy so i have added below snippet in wp_config.php to use proxies. /* Configure proxy Server */ define('WP_PROXY_HOST', '192.56.14.2'); define('WP_PROXY_PORT', '5656'); define('WP_PROXY_USERNAME', 'xxxx'); define('WP_PROXY_PASSWORD', 'xxxx'); I think there is problem in installation. So I am editing the question. I install WP and set proxies like i said. then I go to Dashboard and there is news section which shows the error like following. when i try …

I can't seem to make wordpress multisite subdirectories work behind my reverse proxy. Locally (from lan ip addresses) all works, I can access the main domain, sub-directories and all dashboards. The moment I add a reverse proxy, I cannot access the network dashboard (Redirect loop) nor the multisites subdirectories (redirects to lan ip). If I try to go to the multisites by manually writing the address it will send me to the page without css. The only one that works …

We run a Webshop example.com and a WordPress server at wordpress.example.com The WordPress Server is connected to the main domain via a reverse proxy. ProxyPass /blog https://wordpress.example.com ProxyPassReverse /blog https://wordpress.example.com This works quite okay. But some modules i.e. AMP cannot detect the sub path. See also this question on the wordpress forum: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/relamphtml-url-with-proxy/#post-12228181 What is the proper way to run wordpress behind such a proxy? Is there a better way to configure the proxy or the plugin?

I'm trying to run a wordpress multisite subdomain setup behind a reverse proxy to look like its sub directories. So the setup is like: www.mydomain.com/articles --> cms.mydomain.com www.mydomain.com/news --> news.cms.mydomain.com I've found there are many places in database and config to set domains/urls and am confused about which should be set to what you'd see in the url, and which should be set to the actual domain where WP is running. Places found: wp_options table siteurl home wp_site table domain …

After installing wordpress via the following docker-compose file found at the compose website. I use nginx as a reverse proxy to the external container port. I have used certbot to enable ssl on the website by generating a certificate and the redirects. The problem I have is that no css or js is loading whatsoever. How do I configure SSL in such a way that wordpress is still loading the right resources? Edit: Added the compose file below. version: '3.3' …

I'm trying to set up Wordpress on a server that requires a proxy connection to connect to the internet. Here's what I put in wp-config.php: /* Configure HTTP Proxy Server */ define('WP_PROXY_HOST', 'xx.xx.xx.xx'); define('WP_PROXY_PORT', '8080'); define('WP_PROXY_USERNAME', 'xxxxx'); define('WP_PROXY_PASSWORD', 'xxxxx'); define('WP_PROXY_BYPASS_HOSTS', 'localhost'); (I replaced real IP, username and password with xxx here for privacy reasons) Unfortunately, Wordpress still can't connect to the internet. The Site Health page displays this error: Your site is unable to reach WordPress.org at 198.143.164.251, and returned …

I am trying to add a file to my wordpress plugin to return an image from a remote API using an authentication token stored in the plugin's configuration. This is my current code: <?php // Make sure we don't expose any info if called directly. if (! function_exists('add_action')) { echo 'Hi there! I\'m just a plugin, not much I can do when called directly.'; exit; } function hinews_get_image($id, $mimetype) { $options = get_option('homeinfo_news_options'); $parm_token = '?access_token=' . $options['token']; $base_url = …

Wordpress is working fine if using http://localhost:8091/ to login and browse; however, using https://www.website.net/blog/ will only let me browse -- login is not working. ------------ ---------- ------------------------ | Internet | <- HTTPS -> | Apache | <- HTTP -> | IIS (localhost:8091) | | Request | | Proxy | | Wordpress | ------------ ---------- ------------------------ Request from: https://www.website.com/blog/ to: http://localhost:8091/ Wordpress Server hosted by IIS (http://localhost:8091/), and proxy (Apache 2.4) is on same box OS Windows 10 pro. I have …

I need to run a WordPress instance on a non-standard SSL port (8080). I'm using Docker containers and nginx as a reverse proxy. Here's the relevant portions of docker-compose.yml: wordpress: image: wordpress:latest # no ports are open besides 80 internally exposed (...) proxy: image: jwilder/nginx-proxy ports: - "8080:8080" And for nginx.conf: server { server_name domain.com; listen 8080 ssl; ssl_certificate certs/domain.crt; ssl_certificate_key certs/domain.key; # Proxy parameters #proxy_set_header Host $host; proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto $scheme; proxy_buffering on; location …