WordPress Root Directory

Saturday, January 15th, 2011 at 1:37 am

cost. I added 6 or 7 subdomains, each with its own installation of WordPress. Now I'm starting a blog on the main address registered with my host, fullofjunk.com. I installed the blog in a subdirectory because I was afraid to install it in the root would disrupt the functioning of the subdomains that already have that work out of this enter the blog? Or should follow the guidelines in WP "Giving WordPress its own directory, leaving his post in the root directory", which allow be stored in the subdirectory that seemed to be at the root? Are there reasons for or against SEO?

If it were me, I would like to use WordPress a static html page. Given that all the other pages are likely to WordPress, you will be more likely to update the home page if you are WordPress only if it has to be altered in some other way. SEO may be other reasons against it, but whose content is regularly updated is an important reason to go SEO WordPress.

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