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Building my sub-domain and folder structure ??
Hi
I am setting up a website for an organisation which has quite different operating companies. They want one website. Having read a lot about sub-directories verses sub-domians it seems that this situation requires a sub-domain approach. So we will have : farming-equipment.example.com double-glazing.example.com office-cleaning.example.com Now my question is about how to deal with categories of articles and sales pages. For example: The article "Tractor Maintenance - 6 Monthly Checklist" Needs to be in the "farming-equipment.example.com" section. So would it be like this: farming-equipment.example.com/articles/Tractor-Maintenance-6-Monthly-Checklist.htm and my sales pages in a seperate directory: farming-equipment.example.com/catalog/hoes.htm Is this the proper way to mix sub-domains and sub-directories ? Presumably I should stay clear of nested sub-domains like this: articles.farming-equipment.example.com/Tractor-Maintenance-6-Monthly-Checklist.htm I would very much appreciate advice and relevant experience of handling this kind of situation. Many thanks. . |
It would be:
farming-equipment.example.com/articles/Tractor-Maintenance-6-Monthly-Checklist.htm The directory setup for most hosting providers would be that there would be a farming-equipment directory under the the primary directory for the site, and the name server would resolve the location. Generally the hosting provider interface for creating sub-domains would create the correct directory structure as part of the creation processing. |
Thanks.
I have access to a dedicated server, so I can set it up how I want. so... any other thoughts on this ?? . |
Then you should follow the recommendation in the documentation for the server software you are going to use.
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