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    For our website we want to start a blog in the subdir domain/blog but for SEO value we would like the blogposts as domain/blogpost1.html . Is this possible in wordpress?

    For our website we want to start a blog in the subdir domain/blog but for SEO value we would like the blogposts as domain/blogpost1.html . Is this possible in wordpress?

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    It is possible to install WordPress in its own folder as describe above. If you want a blog post to end with .html that is also possible.

    The following link provides an answer on how to do this via code: Add .html (dot HTML) extension to custom post types

    Additionally, if you search the WordPress plugin repository, you'll find plugins that do this as well.

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