Wordpress - change folder to root

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I'm about to set up a wordpress site for a friend's agency.

For now, when accessing the site, we have an html file informing that the site is under construction.

But now that we develop the site in wordpress , I thought of installing in a subfolder and when I publish, pull to the root, but I've already been told that this is too much trouble.

Is there a safe way to do this, without losing theme posts and settings?

Is there a way to install wordpress in the root of the site, but leave it hidden from users during development, perhaps only by accessing the site by password?     

asked by anonymous 19.08.2015 / 14:28

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There is a plugin called "WP Construction Mode". Only those who have access to the site / portal, will be who is logged in. Who is logged in (from wordpress), will have a page similar to this ...

Inwordpressitself,inthepartofpluginsyoufindthisplugin,oryoucandownloadin: link

Some settings you can make, it's very easy to use, by completing the site, just disable it.

    
19.08.2015 / 15:29
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