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  • Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Category dot php
    Thread Starter tebanus

    (@tebanus)

    For my experience, Google and Yahoo prefeers files and not directories.

    And the other reason is because a have actually a website with more than 100 files ending with .php and they are linked from a lot of websites in the internet.

    Now, I am configuring WP and I want the files still having the SAME name than before, and not change the file name because Google will consider duplicate content at my website, or if I create the new “pages” at WP, they end with a slash and if I remove the dot php files so they will do a 404 for all the incoming backlinks…

    so…

    🙁 I still wanting to put my categories name dot php in WordPress….

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Category dot php
    Thread Starter tebanus

    (@tebanus)

    … ?

    Thread Starter tebanus

    (@tebanus)

    “Make a category for those posts”
    OK!

    “and exclude your index.php from displaying that category.”

    How can I do that thing?

    THANK YOUUUUUUUU!

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Category dot php
    Thread Starter tebanus

    (@tebanus)

    Because Google and Yahoo prefeers files (php) and not directories (/) for a better web positioning.

    So I want the categories to be dot php too…..

    And I dont know how to do that 🙁

    Thread Starter tebanus

    (@tebanus)

    Very smart reply!
    Thanks!

    Another idea?

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: dot in page slug
    Thread Starter tebanus

    (@tebanus)

    I was looking at functions-formatting.php file, I change the line

    preg_replace(‘/&.+?;/’, ”, $title); // k

    by

    preg_replace(‘/&+?;/’, ”, $title); // k

    but if I put a dot in the page slug, still desappearing.

    What I am doing wrong?

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