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Media uploads directory structure

inpariswithyou — Fri, 22 Aug 2014 03:58:03 +0000

I know you can change the default folder for uploads with a simple adjustment to the wp-config file, and I know you can turn off the option to save in folders based on month and year, but is there any way to change that system entirely?

I would like to have WordPress store attached files in directories based on the post’s custom taxonomies and/or title. Is this possible?

[Plugin: WordPress SEO by Yoast] Compatibility with Different Directory Path

Nicholas Bowers — Mon, 02 Jul 2012 12:57:57 +0000

Plugin Version: 1.2.5

This will probably be a duplicate, but I’ve thumbed through the last few pages, and haven’t found it, so I hope it’s not asked too terribly often.

I have a static site live now, and I installed WordPress to a different directory (example.com/directory). After I develop the wordpress site to completion, it will replace the live site (root files will be deleted, and index.php will be copied over to the root, and I’ll change the code to point to the appropriate place).

My question is: can WordPress SEO handle this? I assume it will build SEO and links and everything based on the current directory, but when it replaces the site that customers see, I’d like everything to be in reference to the root directory. I want everything to be linked using the example.com architecture, not the example.com/directory architecture.. If it can’t handle this, should I wait until I make the site live, before I install the plugin (I think this mitigates a lot of the plugin’s power)?

Thanks for the help, sorry if this is a duplicate!

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wordpress-seo/

changing wordpress directory

Helen-kh — Wed, 16 May 2012 14:39:09 +0000

Hi everybody,

I am having a delimma with a site I am working on.
The site had a wordpress directory under the root directory. This wordpress was quite an older version (2.8). I created a new version (3.3) and sent up the files to a new directory. Since I wanted to use the old database, I used the same config.php as the old one and also used the same directory name as the old one. Of course I changed the old directory to something else first.

So, I am able to connect to the admin panel by typing mysite.com/wordpress/wp-login.php but the site at mysite.com is not showing up. When I switched the directories, and tried to login, it asked me that it has to update the database, and I click OK. Does this have to do with anything?

In the general setting I am using wordpress url: mysite.com/wordpress
and site url: mysite.com

There is a .htaccess file on the root folder from past. I got rid of it and there is still no difference. I also copied and put index.php at the root folder as instruction said on https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory, and that didn’t help either.

So, any idea why the site is not showing up. and how I can fix it please?

change from sub to root

lgtruex — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 17:06:51 +0000

I’ve been running my blog in a subdirectory /blog/ but I’ve decided I’d like to change my static site to run with WP. Can I simply change the blog URL in settings to the root directory or do I need to move the whole thing?

Are there any changes I need to make to make sure previous posts and pages can be accessed?

Thank you.
Leslie

Moving the Test site to the Main directory

meatleg — Mon, 25 Jun 2007 04:09:54 +0000

New test site is here:
https://oceanboom.com/OCB/
old site is here:
https://oceanboom.com

i want to move the new wordpress version into the main directory. what is the best way to do it?

i think i should:
1) install wordpress a second time, but this time into the main html directory (https://oceanboom.com)
2) export the new site into xml format and (from https://oceanboom.com/OCB/)
3) and then import the xml file to the newly installed wordpress directory (https://oceanboom.com)

is there an easier way to do this?
thanks