latest 20 messages by linuxtm
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[2015-04-16T22:22:46Z]
linuxtm
doesn't worth it, I'll just leave it as it is, I'm just glad that I've got rid of crappy Wordpress
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[2015-04-16T22:21:58Z]
linuxtm
so even I was to go with the /posts/year/date/postname/ in the URL, I'll still have to edit the home page to adjust the link to every single post
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[2015-04-16T22:20:48Z]
linuxtm
I guess I'll just settle with the mess in the root directory lol
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[2015-04-16T22:20:26Z]
linuxtm
jaybe, if that wasn't enough to deal with, I've just realized that on the home page, I have a table containing /postname URLs to over 300 articles :))
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[2015-04-16T21:37:56Z]
linuxtm
I was reading about something similar on github issues, but can't remember the link ('cuz you know, it's hard to add a bookmark)
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[2015-04-16T21:37:06Z]
linuxtm
yeah, that's the challenge :)
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[2015-04-16T21:36:45Z]
linuxtm
since the real links will probably be fetched by google
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[2015-04-16T21:36:11Z]
linuxtm
but I'm also concerned about SEO if I'll implement this approach
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[2015-04-16T21:35:33Z]
linuxtm
well, that's what I was saying above, get rewriting the rules in .htaccess so the /posts/ will never actually be shown
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[2015-04-16T21:26:16Z]
linuxtm
I am aware that the real links will be the actual path of the file on the server, but again, as long as it's not reflected in the URL, I don't mind
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[2015-04-16T21:23:55Z]
linuxtm
as long as it doesn't show in the url I'm fine with that
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[2015-04-16T21:22:47Z]
linuxtm
a rewrite rule in .htaccess might remove the /posts/ part from the url, I'll try that :)
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[2015-04-16T21:21:42Z]
linuxtm
:-/
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[2015-04-16T21:21:40Z]
linuxtm
hmm, maybe with a Rewrite rule from .htaccess ?
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[2015-04-16T21:21:02Z]
linuxtm
this is strictly for organization, I don't like 300 folders in the site's root directory :)
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[2015-04-16T21:20:04Z]
linuxtm
:)
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[2015-04-16T21:20:03Z]
linuxtm
I do want them in a single folder, but I don't want that to be reflected in the URL
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[2015-04-16T21:18:47Z]
linuxtm
I don't want it like: baseurl/posts/postname
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[2015-04-16T21:18:33Z]
linuxtm
I've already figured permalinks, my problem is that I can't figure how to make posts to be generated inside a "posts" folder instead of root directory of the site without messing up the permalink
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[2015-04-16T21:16:41Z]
linuxtm
already gone through that thank you :)