Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 Apache HTTP Server, hosting, how to, Microsoft, permalinks, urls, WordPress
WordPress works best on Linux hosting with Apache HTTP server. The reason for this is that this is the most common hosting configuration so most Plugin and Theme developers use this configuration as the benchmark. WordPress also works well with other hosting servers such as Nginx and Microsoft IIS. I’ve worked with some WordPress Sites [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 2 apache, hosting, how to, htaccess, instructions, Internet, permalinks, websites, WordPress, wordpress.org
So you’ve installed WordPress in a folder on your Webhost. Your URL now probably looks something like http://example.com/wordpress. This doesn’t look great and also you probably want people to see your WordPress Site at your domain name e.g. http://example.com. How do you do this? Although there are some complicated ways of achieving this redirect with [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 2 301 redirect, 301 redirects, apache, apache htaccess, htaccess, htaccess file, permalink, permalinks, plugins, Search Engine Optimization, seo, WordPress, Wordpress plugin
In the good old days, when changing your Permalink structure (i.e. how the URLs look) in WordPress you’d need to amend the Apache .htaccess file (or equivalent) to cater for the appropriate 301 redirects (a 301 redirect states that the URL has permanently been moved to a different address which is provided). Human understandable URLs [...]
