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  • July 25, 2015 at 7:36 am #160410
    StevenTroy
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    I have a site built on XSitePro. It's several years old and only about 30 pages.
    1. Is it possible to convert this site to WordPress/Studiopress Theme?
    2. If yes, is there a particular Studiopress theme which is best for this?
    3. Is it possible to maintain the same url's for each page? (they all end with .html)
    4. What are the steps to accomplish the transfer if it is possible?

    Thanks,
    Steve

    July 25, 2015 at 4:12 pm #160458
    Victor Font
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    The isn't any way to automatically convert an old html site to a WordPress site. WordPress stores its data in a database. You have to manually copy your old content into either posts or pages.

    As for theme, pick something you like.

    No you cannot have URLs with an HTML extension. WordPress pages don't exist until run time. You could add a 301 redirect plugin to WordPress and redirect calls to the html pages to the new WordPress permalinks.

    The steps to transfer are to manually copy your content.

    Regards,

    Victor
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