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Onpage SEO for PHP Website

by Valli
2 replies
Hey there,

a client for a small $100 onpage SEO gig sent me his website in a zip to work on it. It consists of PHP files. My knowledge of PHP is limited, but i want to use this as an opportunity to dive deeper into it since i only have to adjust the usual stuff...

Is there a good way to make the handling of the files clearer for me. It would be best, if there would be an WYSIWYG-style editor for PHP.

I found this one, but i am not sure if i can use it for my intended purpose.

PHP WYSIWYG

What would you use?

Best
V.
#onpage #php #seo #website
  • Profile picture of the author wasabi20
    ON Windows i'm using Notepad++ for simple coding.

    When I do advanced PHP coding with classes & function, i'm using NetBeans.

    Good luck
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  • Profile picture of the author blinkseo
    A normal text editor is fine for on page stuff. You probably won't even need to touch the PHP unless you're looking at how the URLs are generated or something. If you do want to learn more, I did this course a while ago - codezenith | PHP programming made easy. It's cheap and David is an excellent teacher.
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