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Add sites in subdomain and not under wordpress multisite subdomain

I’m confused, I have a miltisite wordpress installation but also another site managing the customer areas.
So I have the site on the main domain www.domaine.com and i installed the wordpress multisite in a subdomain: sites.domain.com

So far everything is fine, but when I want to create a site, wordpress requires me to be subject to the subdomain like this: other.site.domain.com

I tried to modify the .htaccess and wp-config.php but when I go back to the site management it redirects me to www.domaine.com without my being able to access the wordpress multisite management…

How can I create sites with addresses under the domain and not under the subdomain like this:
other.domain.com and not like this other.site.domain.com

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    Thank you for your answer, I just tested but it does not react correctly. When I put the configuration of DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE on domaine.com I can no longer access the settings of the multisite network, I am redirected to the purchase site which is on the domain.

    Another thing, if I therefore create a site in a subdirectory and not in a subdomain with the SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL configuration false, when I type test.domaine.com a blank page appears as if there was no site or if I Type site.domain.com/test/ it works.

    I cleared the caches everywhere and tried again but nothing happened.

    In case I expressed myself badly, www.domain.com = The commercial site of the company site.domain.com = Multisite management and sample site other1.domain.com = Customer site created from site.domain.com

    thanks again


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    It’s ok, I can’t access for two reasons.

    One my wildcard is set on other folder than wp installation (blank page on subsite create)

    Two I need to set address of new site for replace domain.com/other to other.domain.com

    And now I can access to website and subsite.

    Thank!

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