better for security but worse for SEO?
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Hello, with purpose of improving the safety of some WordPress, I installed WordPress in a different directory and I’ve put a name like Fder32 to this folder.
So that the web does not appear as https://www.mysite.com/Fder32, I have doubled index.php and .htaccess from within the “Fder32” folder to the root directory.
After I changed into index.php these lines:
require (‘./ wp-blog-header.php’);
to
require (‘./ Fder32 / wp-blog-header.php’);
Then in the administration panel (www.mysite.com/Fder32/wp-admin) I go to Options and put the WordPress address (URL) is https://www.mysite.com/Fder32/ and blog address (URL) is https://www.mysite.com/
So far so good.
But I have a question:
How does this take the search engines?
What impact has this action for the purpose of SEO?
Is it better for security but worse for SEO?
Thank you.
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