WordPress multisite: fix new subsites returning 404
Does the main site work while new subsites return 404? Check their address, network routing, and the affected site’s permalinks.
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Diagnose an unreachable subdomain, repair a 404 error or check addresses after converting a WordPress multisite network. Also find WP-Cron tasks.
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Does the main site work while new subsites return 404? Check their address, network routing, and the affected site’s permalinks.
Read the guide →Identify subsites missed by the WordPress scheduler, check their events, and restore triggering in the correct context.
Read the guide →A WordPress multisite subsite rejects media. Check the total quota, per-file limit and site override before testing again.
Read the guide →Is the user creation form missing in multisite? Check permissions and network policy, then add the account to the correct subsite.
Read the guide →Distinguish network installation from activation on a WordPress subsite, then choose a native block, an existing plugin or a targeted request.
Read the guide →Distinguish a WordPress subdomain missing from DNS, a misconfigured wildcard rule and an archived subsite. Check each layer on a local copy.
Read the guide →Repair broken URLs after switching Multisite between subdomains and subdirectories: a consistent rollback, addresses, server rules and checks.
Read the guide →Check a Multisite subsite’s HTTPS certificate, login page and cookies after domain mapping. Rehearse rollback on a copy.
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