Possible to have WordPress and Woocommerce on their own folders?

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I’m in a bit of a pickle… Is it possible to do this if WordPress is in a folder?

Forum:
domain.com

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WordPress:
domain.com/blog

Woocommerce:
domain.com/store

My main domain has a forum running on it so I can’t put WordPress in there.
So it’s in domain.com/blog and the store is domain.com/blog/store or domain.com/blog/product which I don’t want.
Please help me!

Any sort of solution is welcome.

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  1. I am not completely sure, but I think you have 2 choices:

    1. A multisite wordpress installation:

      You can manage 2 web sites In one WordPress installation.
      Each web site will have his own URL.
      Reference: WordPress MultiSite

    2. You can Also have 2 separate wordpress Installations:

      The first one can contain the second one (I have already done that with a wordpress/woocommerce production website, containing a test website for SSL certificate reasons).

    Update:

    1. You can set all WooCommerce pages as subpages of your WooCommerce Shop (store) page. When WooCommerce is installed, it creates 4 pages: You Will rename ‘Shop’ page in ‘Store’. You will make all 3 other pages, subpages of ‘Store’ page. Then you will have to edit all end points urls and some WooCommerce permalinks. You might need to use some redirection rules too in .htaccess file.

      The only problem is that you will have domain.com/blog/store/ as main url for all woocommerce stuff, because your main wordpress install is domain.com/blog/.