There are some wp-config codes you can use to allow any domain to run on your website – but this is a method of adding exactly one specific domain name added on to your site. Multiple domains, one WordPress installation.

Open WP-CONFIG.PHP – and paste this after the line about “table prefix”

$hostname = $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'];
$hostname = str_replace('http://', '', $hostname);
$hostname = str_replace('https://', '', $hostname);
$hostname = str_replace('www.', '', $hostname);
$hostname = strtolower($hostname);
if(substr($hostname, -1) == '/') {
 $hostname = substr($hostname, 0, -1);
}
if ($hostname == 'pushka.com') {
define('WP_SITEURL', 'https://'.$hostname);
define('WP_HOME', 'https://'.$hostname);
}

Replace “pushka.com” with your website address. This should be the 2nd add on domain (for example, if I wanted the website wordpress.com to appear at the address “pushka.com” also.

I used to use envelopery as an email address and company name (hosting and technology blog) however these have been assimilated into the pushka.com website.

How did the name “Envelopery” come about?

I was sitting in my sister’s room trying to help her think of a unique username for a new gMail account (but as with many other popular services online, all the usernames you would normally think of were taken) – refusing to just add numbers to the end. I was thinking of different ideas, and one thought that came to me, was that eMail is quite like a post office, then thinking “envelope.. envelopery..?” – I was so amused by the word, thinking it was like a new name for a place where envelopes are made – an Envelopery.

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