Create Subfolder that always displays template file
Create Subfolder that always displays template file
Create Subfolder that always displays template file
Move WordPress with changed name ‘wp-content’
Please refer to the official codex page: Moving WordPress within your site Go to Admin Panel -> Settings -> General. Change WordPress address (URI): (www.thess.com/welcome to www.thess.com) Change Site Address address (URL): (www.thess.com/welcome to www.thess.com) Move your files from subdirectory to root. That’s it.
Installing WordPress inside a sub-directory is kind of problematic. Yes, you could modify your .htaccess in order to show your WordPress site on both the root folder and the sub-directory. However, most likely you will run intro troubles later on. Best suggestion is to move your WordPress installation to the root folder.
There are different ways to organize it. You could use a single location with core files and implement boot that points to different tables conditionally. You could implement multiple locations and symlink a single copy of core around. Practically though you should consider which issue are you really solving with this? The disk space is … Read more
Using same root header in subfolder wp blog – Header disapears on Single Posts
WordPress checks its main docroot for a wp-config file first, and if it’s not there, checks its parent directory. The reason you would move it is to take it outside of the publicly accessible docroot. In your case in the wordpress2 folder, moving it up just one directory doesn’t have any benefit, since it is … Read more
Thanks for everyone will to help. After a long search I found solution! Here is help for others if need: Im quote: To exclude the subfolders from the WordPress rewrite rules, you need to edit the .htaccess file and change the bold line below: # BEGIN WordPress <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} … Read more
Downloadable content file structure
Change the WordPress files structure