PressProxy

PressProxy

Load WordPress on /blog, Regardless of Your Site Builder

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PressProxy allows you to load WordPress on /blog, regardless of your homepage site builder. It works with almost any platform and site builder (Webflow, ClickFunnels, Prestashop, etc.) as long as you manage your own DNS on Cloudflare.
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Dejan Murko
PressProxy
Maker
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ā“ Do you have a shop and a WordPress blog on a subdomain? Then PressProxy is for you! You can now move WordPress from subdomain to /blog, no matter the site builder for the homepage. šŸš€ This will significantly improve your SEO since now all your content and links are on the root domain. šŸ‘Œ You can try it out for free for 7 days without a credit card! Sign-up is immediate: enter your email on our website, and you'll be logged in. šŸ‘‰ You can see the setup in action on our own PressProxy blog. We use a custom framework for the website, but we run WordPress for the blog via PressProxy. šŸ¤“ PressProxy does this with the help of Cloudflare. It works with any platform or site builder as long as it allows you to host your DNS with Cloudflare. We use an API token to manage your site's configuration. You can easily revert the whole thing in a few minutes (our blog has a guide). šŸ’° Add PH50OFF to the checkout when signing up to get 50% off for the first 3 months
Ash
How would it handle the sitemap, which would likely still be on server hosting the homepage?
Dejan Murko
PressProxy
Maker
@ashtrac Good question! You can have multiple sitemaps, so in this case, you would have one for the homepage and one for the blog (on domain.com/blog/sitemap.xml). This is similar to having the blog on the subdomain - you need a sitemap for the subdomain and the root. We also wrote instructions on https://pressproxy.io/blog/trans...
Akshit Sethi
Remotify
This looks promising! Congrats on the launch Dejan! ā™„ļø
Chris Wyatt
This is an interesting one. Congrats on the launch.
Hakim Zerhouni
Can PressProxy handle complex WordPress installations that include custom plugins and themes, ensuring compatibility and seamless migration to the /blog directory?
Dejan Murko
PressProxy
Maker
@hakz Yes, I see no reason why. The /blog is still a standalone WordPress, so everything should run normally.