Folder renamed...

[search66]

My old path for pixepost was: webnigma.com/pixel

I tried to create a subdomain (blog.webnigma.com) pointing to this, and it didn't work.. I emailed my host and they renamed 'pixel' to 'blog'.

It looks like it's working, but I wanted to see if anyone else could foresee any problems with the directory name change. Like... are there any pages I need to go in manually to edit new paths?

The only thing I noticed wrong, was when I click on a posted image, it takes me to a different post.

I did go into the admin, and change the paths there... Anything else? And any idea why when I click on a photo, it takes me to another post?

[blinking8s]

when you click on an image, it takes you to the next post, you can remove this in the image_template.html file in the correct template directory...not all templates do this, but it's pretty common with photoblogs, i personally wouldnt have it any other way

chanign the name of the directory pixelpost lies in is normal...it's what is inside that directory that is important really

[search66]

Ok thanks... You made a great point.

Appeciate the feedback... It's working fine with no troubles. Now I can start filling it with millions of photos of my kids.. :P

[blinking8s]

haha...enjoy

[tinyblob]

i moved mine to another directory just a couple of days ago.
all you need to do is change the directory in the options screen.
the only problems i have had were due to search engine rankings and so on, but i now have my .htaccess file redirecting requests from the old folder, hooray!

[search66]

Thanks b(l)ob... :)

I'm not interested in Google or anything, because it's family... Oh, I'm a webdesigner by trade and Google is a staple for my business. If you are concerned with rankings, have you checked Googles sitemaps? It's free and easy and really makes a difference...

[tinyblob]

I'm a webdeveloper by trade, and Google is also vital for my business ;)
I'm not really concerned with rankings, i just like my entries to be accurate :)

[search66]

word

[tinyblob]

My .htaccess redirect passes a 301, so google will adapt.
Haven't bothered with sitemaps, it's worth considering though..

[search66]

It's free and easy... I highly recommend to at least check it out!