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Fix 403 error on WordPress multisite network using subdomains

Fix 403 error on WordPress multisite network using subdomains

403 Forbidden Error in WordPress Multisite If you have WordPress Multisite installation and getting a 403 error the chances are you have created a wildcard subdomain. Just change it to remove wildcard setting for a subdomain, and it should resolve the issue. You also need to check the subdomain redirects.

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