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Hi,
I need to do the following.
I have a wordpress website with a particular theme.
http://www.xyz.com
Now i need to add a small html website to the above.
http://www.xyz.com/abc
abc is a html website with a complete different layout and it has its own css folders and js folders.
How can i achieve this.Where should i upload the abc website folder for the wordpress to access it.
Thanks
Where should i upload the abc website folder for the wordpress to access it.
What do you expect WordPress to do with it once its there?
I’m not a WordPress user, but going on the logic of other CMS’s, if you want it to be editable and privy to add-ons/plug-ins and whatever benefits the CMS offers, it would need to be a page that is created and contained within the CMS admin panel (so its part of the same database, etc).
A static, standalone website will otherwise be just that – static and standalone.
If your aim is to make the abc sub-site editable, it might be best to look into installing a 3rd party script or use a 3rd party editing service to provide standalone editing. But it wouldn’t be editable via the main CMS. If you wanted to explore that option, there are loads of page editors available if you look online, but a simple set-up “snippet editor” might be all you need (e.g. Fast Edit BE http://fast-edit.co.uk/version_comparison.php).
just create a subdirectory /abc/ inside your wordpress folder and it’s done.
Where is the problem?
/public_html/your_wp_folder/ ==> http://www.yourwebsite.com
/public_html/your_wp_folder/abc ==> http://www.yourwebsite.com/abc/