I have just noticed that when Webplus publishes it publishes all the separate webpages into the root directory of my public folder whereas my old software ExpressionWeb published each of the webpages into their own separate folders and those folders sat on the same level as the index.htm
Presumably this means that when I start publishing the same website (that I have copied over to Webplus from ExpressionWeb the address for the page will change:
i.e.
http://websitename/contactpage/contactpage.html is typical in ExpressionWeb
will become
http://websitename/contactpage.html when published from WebPlus x6
surely this will mess up my Google ratings as Google has been pointing to the old location for years and now has a new location? Or will their bots sort it out and just figure that its the same .html file with the same content and point the search engine at the new location?
What will happen? Im a bit worried.
Is it possible to force WP to put html files into folders of the same name as EW has? (should the worst case happen and I lose google ratings but I must admit I like the shorter address that EW will give me)
Presumably this means that when I start publishing the same website (that I have copied over to Webplus from ExpressionWeb the address for the page will change:
i.e.
http://websitename/contactpage/contactpage.html is typical in ExpressionWeb
will become
http://websitename/contactpage.html when published from WebPlus x6
surely this will mess up my Google ratings as Google has been pointing to the old location for years and now has a new location? Or will their bots sort it out and just figure that its the same .html file with the same content and point the search engine at the new location?
What will happen? Im a bit worried.
Is it possible to force WP to put html files into folders of the same name as EW has? (should the worst case happen and I lose google ratings but I must admit I like the shorter address that EW will give me)