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It should not be an issue having it on a sub-domain as long as your vhost definition points at the correct location for the sub-domain.

You would (most likely) need a landing page in the main domain for a redirect to the WordPress install.

You should be able to install XF later and then remove the index.php/html you used in the root domain (because most people will probably not browse directly to the sub-domain but the main domain name initially).

I'm assuming you want to use something like blog.mydomain.com to address it - that would require the vhost definition.  If you only wanted mydomain.com/blog, then simply putting WordPress in a sub-directory would work, but you would still need the landing page to redirect to it or temporarily have your your vhost pointing at the wordpress install for the main domain.


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