Comments on: SEO Friendly WordPress Permalinks http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk AdSense templates and themes for WordPress and Blogspot blogs Tue, 27 Jul 2010 22:25:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Casinos im Web http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/seo-tutorial-for-wordpress/seo-friendly-wordpress-permalinks/comment-page-1#comment-22437 Casinos im Web Mon, 03 May 2010 09:07:33 +0000 http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/?page_id=109#comment-22437 Great stuff you got here SEO mofo! I just bumbed into your site today somehow and I thank my stars!Can you help me with one basic info but a vital info for me. I got some 300 articles in my site with the common setting – month and name. You also said redirecting the entire links through 301 is not advisable. So how do i go ahead? Great stuff you got here SEO mofo! I just bumbed into your site today somehow and I thank my stars!Can you help me with one basic info but a vital info for me. I got some 300 articles in my site with the common setting – month and name. You also said redirecting the entire links through 301 is not advisable. So how do i go ahead?

]]> By: Template Creator http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/seo-tutorial-for-wordpress/seo-friendly-wordpress-permalinks/comment-page-1#comment-16461 Template Creator Tue, 29 Sep 2009 05:31:37 +0000 http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/?page_id=109#comment-16461 The page you are on now is a WordPress blog Page not a WordPress blog Post. There are two types of webpages and WordPress named them so well a page called a Post and a page called a Page (calling them Static Pages would have been more helpful)! Blog Posts are the type that get put in the monthly and category archives and archived on the home page and are organised by date. Blog Pages are not part of the archived pages, they are basically static pages like the default About page and are only linked from the menu (under Pages) and in some themes an extra menu usually below the header. You can ad extra organisation by giving a blog Page parent or child pages. We have no control over the permalink structure of blog Pages, they are always: /has-no-parent-page /has-parent-page/child-page Sort of format. The blog Page you are on now is a child of WordPress SEO Tutorial Page that is linked on the top menu, which is why it looks like it's in a category called /seo-tutorial-for-wordpress/ (that's the URL of the SEO Tutorial parent page, there is no SEO Tutorial category). So on this site I've used %postname%.html format for blog Posts. There's no real difference between %postname% and %postname%.html really. Hope that makes sense. David Law The page you are on now is a WordPress blog Page not a WordPress blog Post. There are two types of webpages and WordPress named them so well a page called a Post and a page called a Page (calling them Static Pages would have been more helpful)!

Blog Posts are the type that get put in the monthly and category archives and archived on the home page and are organised by date.

Blog Pages are not part of the archived pages, they are basically static pages like the default About page and are only linked from the menu (under Pages) and in some themes an extra menu usually below the header. You can ad extra organisation by giving a blog Page parent or child pages.

We have no control over the permalink structure of blog Pages, they are always:

/has-no-parent-page
/has-parent-page/child-page

Sort of format.

The blog Page you are on now is a child of WordPress SEO Tutorial Page that is linked on the top menu, which is why it looks like it’s in a category called /seo-tutorial-for-wordpress/ (that’s the URL of the SEO Tutorial parent page, there is no SEO Tutorial category).

So on this site I’ve used %postname%.html format for blog Posts. There’s no real difference between %postname% and %postname%.html really.

Hope that makes sense.

David Law

]]> By: Larry http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/seo-tutorial-for-wordpress/seo-friendly-wordpress-permalinks/comment-page-1#comment-16447 Larry Mon, 28 Sep 2009 19:23:46 +0000 http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/?page_id=109#comment-16447 I noticed in this post that you mentioned you use /%postname%/.html for you page titles, yet when I look at this page as an example, you have used /%category%/%postname%/ with no .html plus the inclusion of the category in the url. May I ask why the contradiction? I'm just now learning to use wordpress (I've been using html and css sites) and I would like to get my first WP site set up the best way for seo purposes now, before I get too far.. I noticed in this post that you mentioned you use /%postname%/.html for you page titles, yet when I look at this page as an example, you have used /%category%/%postname%/ with no .html plus the inclusion of the category in the url. May I ask why the contradiction? I’m just now learning to use wordpress (I’ve been using html and css sites) and I would like to get my first WP site set up the best way for seo purposes now, before I get too far..

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