• OK, I’m totally new at this stuff, so please be kind.
    I’ve got WP up and running fine in a folder, mysite.com/wordpress. I’ve got the wordpress folder inside the public_html folder on my server.
    How do I get the site to appear directly on mysite.com? Do I need to move the contents of the wordpress folder directly into public_html without the folder, or is there a trick I don’t know?
    In options, I changed the blog address, taking off the /wordpress part, but it didn’t work, so I changed it back.

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  • You can either move everything in the /wordpress directory up one level or you can use virtual hosts if your webserver supports this. In essence, you map a subdirectory (/wordpress in your case) to a domain name. So, for example, if you have myserver.com and want your blog at blog.myserver.com, you’d use a virtual host setting. you can also map a completely difference domain to the folder, so th at if you have mypersonaldomain.com and mybizdomain.com you can have each served from separate subdirectories.
    The details are server dependent – what server do you use?

    Hi,
    Similar question. How do I install my blog so that my blog is my home page — that is when I click mydomain.com my blog will appear without redirecting to e.g. mydomain.com/blog — that is, the URL stays mydomain.com ?
    Thanks. ??

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