How to Add a Subdomain for a Page on Your WordPress Website

Are you looking to add a unique page to your WordPress website with its own subdomain? You’re in the right place! This guide will walk you through the steps to set it up, whether you’re a seasoned web designer or just getting started.

What Is a Subdomain?

A subdomain is a distinct web address that is part of a larger domain. It allows you to create separate sections for specific content, making it an excellent choice for landing pages or demo sites.

Step-by-Step Instructions to Add a Subdomain

If you prefer a detailed written guide over a video tutorial, follow these steps:

1. Create a New Page: Log into your WordPress Dashboard and navigate to Pages > Add New. Enter a title and add your desired content. When you’re ready, click Publish.
2. Access Your Hosting Account: Log into your hosting account and look for the section labeled Subdomains. If you can’t find it, check under Domains or Hosting, or use the help section of your host.
3. Add a New Subdomain: Create a subdomain that points to a subdirectory. Remember to use only lowercase letters and numbers for both the subdomain and subdirectory names.
4. Open File Manager: In your hosting account, go to the File Manager and navigate to the newly created subdirectory.
5. Create an Index File: Copy the following code snippet into a text editor like Notepad:
6. Update the Page ID: Replace 4323 with the actual ID of your new page. You can find this ID by hovering over the Edit button of your page in the WordPress dashboard; the URL will display the ID.
7. Save the File: Save the file as index.php. Make sure it’s not saved as index.php.txt.
8. Upload the File: Back in the File Manager, ensure you are in the correct subdirectory and click Upload. Choose the index.php file you just saved and upload it.

By following these instructions, you can successfully create a subdomain that enhances the functionality of your WordPress website.

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