• Resolved maerk

    (@maerk)


    I want to move my wordpress installation from /wordpress/ to /

    I found this tutorial: https://www.tamba2.org.uk/wordpress/site-url/
    (podz, you are a genius) but I’m concerned that the rest of my site (which is static) will be unavailable because wordpress won’t understand the URLs.

    I’m also unsure as to what the difference is between ‘site_url’ and ‘home’.

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  • I think your links got nixed, regardless, you are correct, moving WP into your root directory where static html files live will create some problems. You may want to look for the many options in converting your static html into Pages, if the content is all the same. If not, you may want to rethink your move.

    Thread Starter maerk

    (@maerk)

    I was giving the URLs relative to my domain: https://beingmrkenny.co.uk/wordpress/ (where it’s installed — interestingly, this doesn’t work!) and https://beingmrkenny.co.uk/ (where it shows up).

    I guess I’m just being finickity about it. The whole thing works fine, 2.0 fixed the incorrect <link href=""> to the xmlrpc or whatever it’s called. I’ll probably leave it.

    What is the difference between ‘site_url’ and ‘home’, by the way?

    I’m not sure where you are getting ‘home’ from. Blog address is what you want people to type in their browser to find you. Site URI is the physical directory where the installation lives. It sounds as if you are already taking advantage of that feature.

    Also, siteurl is your WordPress address (URI) and home is your Blog Address (URI) as described in Administration > Options > General.

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