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I’ve tried googling for the answer, but I think I’m using the wrong terminology because nothing is coming up.
So I want to be able to take:
example.com/blog
and change it to:
blog.example.com
What you need is a “subdomain.” What server type is your site hosted on? (Windows, Linux, etc). Based on that, the next steps to setting up a subdomain will be pretty clear.
In some cases you’ll need to add a “C-NAME” record with your Domain Name registrar, so check with them to make sure subdomains are allowed.
If you have a Linux-based host (which most likely runs the Apache web server), follow these steps:
http://www.santiagolizardo.com/article/how-to-setup-wildcard-subdomains-in-linux/64001