WordPress doesn’t create the second index.php. You have to either copy/move your index.php from /z to root path of your domain. The Wiki seems to be having some troubles at the moment or I would point you to some documentation regarding that. Give that a shot though.
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Anonymous
I figured that much, but the add one more actions to the whole thing. If I moved it, I will not longer able to edit the file through the admin interface. If I copy it, after I edit the file through the admin I have to go and copy the darm thing. Also, how the rest of the templates are handled? It got to be a better way…
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Anonymous
Of course, I could have all the files on /, then there is no longer a problem. I am just too tidy.
Moving it really is the best option. Once you’ve done that, you can open up wp-admin/templates.php and edit this line to point to the new path. (line#153 for me):
- <?php _e('Main Index') ?>
The whole point of having this functionality is so that you can run WordPress from a subdirectory and have that index.php file out in the root of your site without the mess. So, it’s not just you that’s tidy.
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Anonymous
Sure, that will work, temporarely. What would it happens when delta becomes epsylon? I would have to start making notes of things…