Currently we assume that the given WordPress install is hosted on a subdomain, i.e. wordpress.site.com. A general redirect is used to send users on to the root. This can lead to bad URLs however the domain is any deeper (i.e. client.wordpress.site.com, or on a different URL altogether.
We should make the destination URL configurable.
Currently we assume that the given WordPress install is hosted on a subdomain, i.e.
wordpress.site.com. A general redirect is used to send users on to the root. This can lead to bad URLs however the domain is any deeper (i.e.client.wordpress.site.com, or on a different URL altogether.We should make the destination URL configurable.