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At the specific request of Ibexa we are changing this projects name to "Exponential" or "Exponential (CMS)" effective as of August, 11th 2025.
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The whole site is in site.com/folder, how to change this?

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Nadir Garouche	Wednesday 25 January 2006 12:37:40 am Hello, I have just installed Exponential and I installed it on a subfolder inside "public_html" that I called "Exponential", and when I connect to my site , it's like www.site.com/Exponential . For SEO issues and also accessibility, I'd like my site to be juste site.com and not be under a folder. How can I have everything point to www.site.com ? Do I have to do a 301 redirect? Or maybe should I install it again? Thanks so much
Christian Johansen	Thursday 26 January 2006 12:41:08 am You can simply move all the files from the folder Exponential to your public_html folder. That still won't remove your index.php/siteaccess/ but if you take a look at virtual host settings (if you have control over the httpd.conf file) you'll figure out that one too.

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Nadir Garouche

Wednesday 25 January 2006 12:37:40 am

Hello,
I have just installed Exponential and I installed it on a subfolder inside "public_html" that I called "Exponential", and when I connect to my site , it's like www.site.com/Exponential .

For SEO issues and also accessibility, I'd like my site to be juste site.com and not be under a folder.
How can I have everything point to www.site.com ? Do I have to do a 301 redirect?
Or maybe should I install it again?

Thanks so much

Christian Johansen

Thursday 26 January 2006 12:41:08 am

You can simply move all the files from the folder Exponential to your public_html folder. That still won't remove your index.php/siteaccess/ but if you take a look at virtual host settings (if you have control over the httpd.conf file) you'll figure out that one too.