The wordpress mod rewrite function is telling me to use this: <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase /press/ RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /press/index.php [L] </IfModule> which works, but returns pages without the "www" How can I change this to include the "www"
Implement something like this: OR You could install this plugin: http://txfx.net/code/wordpress/enforce-www-preference/
The plugin isn't working..... http://longislandexchange.com/press/2006/08/21/new-for-long-island-exchange/ I noticed that this is to use either www or without.... Where is the settig for you to choose.... Provides 301 redirects to queries with /index.php and enforces your use or non-use of www. By Mark Jaquith.
Not by default, since Wordpress isn't really aiming to be 100% SEO friendly, since no application really is or should be. It's an easy plugin made by Mark that you can install if you don't want to use the mod_rewrite code.
Yep ----- You were right ------ the plug in wasn't working because I set the options without the www..... Before I implemented the static page option I guess it didn't matter - ... bingo bango - thank you both fs and rob
It makes your URLs SEO friendly so it's not just index.php?p=#### Makes URLs like this... http://www.ginside.com/2006/122/now-up-froogle-with-a-disappearing-act/ But you can access it the same as www.ginside.com/?p=122 same thing, but makes it more search engine friendly : )
I'm interested in creating SEO friendly URL's for WordPress. Where can I locate the plugin or mod-rewrite to do this? Thanks! Chris
Wordpress already supports friendly urls, you can edit the way links are displayed in options... p.l.u.r.