varindia
msg:4481803 | 6:39 am on Aug 4, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Just think of the URL or page where you want your wordpress to appear, install(WP) there. If you keep both in home dir, then redirect index.php of wp through htaccess. Every kind of design can be done in wordpress if you have proficiency in the same. My suggestion is that keep one (either wp or code) and if you keep code in home dir, keep wp in some sub dir. The best option is do the whole thing in wp which good for SEO.
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phranque
msg:4481848 | 1:25 pm on Aug 4, 2012 (gmt 0) |
as long as there is no conflict between the set of wordpress urls and the non-wordpress urls then you should be able to rewrite to the correct script.
this is typically accomplished by installing wordpress in a subdirectory or subdomain of the non-wordpress site.
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imbIMBimb
msg:4498380 | 6:39 pm on Sep 21, 2012 (gmt 0) |
But do not forget to create a second sitemap.xml. I have created a few static pages with a separate sitemap.xml, while Wordpress generates its own on subdirectory. You should then specify the path to your both sitemaps in robots.txt file.
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not2easy
msg:4498456 | 9:48 pm on Sep 21, 2012 (gmt 0) |
On one domain I have WP installed in a subdirectory but served as the homepage for the domain, the rest of the site has it's own structure that is tied into WP. That means that you can navigate the entire site from anywhere in it and lets me keep the nice things that don't work well with WP. There were some stumbles getting everything right but it is easier to do things different ways with this setup. One tip: make sure all your urls for navigation and resources are absolute.
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SeanIM
msg:4499504 | 11:50 pm on Sep 24, 2012 (gmt 0) |
I've had to do this before for a client (and myself) who dug how the old index page was working so just installed WP on a subdir and ran the blog from that. Otherwise just run the whole thing from WP if possible...it's easier imo.
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Dether
msg:4571456 | 9:06 am on May 7, 2013 (gmt 0) |
Put wordpress files into a new directory name it like blog or something when u will have :
www.something.com/blog/something .
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