aaPanel_Kern

I've done that sir.

The problem is that if the permalink structure is %postname% it will point to the main domain not a subdir

      It is recommended to check whether your site configuration file is configured correctly?
      Personally, it is recommended that you create a new site directly, and the directory of the site points to the same directory.

      darapati17

          aaPanel_Kern

          Yes, it's the same directory, sir

          Like this:
          www/wwwroot/mysites.com (main site uses WordPress)
          www/wwwroot/mysites.com/blog (directory site uses WordPress)

          I installed WordPress in a directory using the subdirectory binding in the panel, everything runs normally and can be accessed.

          But when I change the permalink structure to %postname% in the subdir the link in the post will be directed to the main domain and not found.

            for example like this:

            mysites.com/blog/how-to-use-aapanel

            When clicked it will redirect to the main domain and it is not found, it should remain in the subdir

              You should use the domain name that binds the subdirectory to access.
              This is the domain name jump of the main site

              darapati17


                  You should use the added domain name to access your subdirectory bindings
                  Such as: 113wp.com

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