.htaccess Guide
Overview An .htaccess file contains directives that the web server will apply to a collection of resources before a page...
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Adding pretty-print URLs
Overview Pretty-print URLs (permalinks) in WordPress transform meaningless URL patterns, e.g. index.php?page_id=123 into meaningful URLs, like /wordpress/adding-pretty-print-urls. Navigation is easier to view... -
Changing PHP settings
Overview Certain default PHP settings may be insufficient for an application. For example, it may be necessary to accept large file... -
Enabling Google Analytics support
Overview Google Analytics is a free web analytics application provided by Google, including SEO recommendations and live site traffic. Sample Google Analytics... -
Forcing HTTP redirect to SSL
Overview Converting HTTP to HTTPS resources can be accomplished in several ways. It goes without saying that you should setup... -
Passenger applications do not inherit htaccess rules
Overview .htaccess files are used to control behaviors of applications by overriding global server configuration. Any Passenger-based application, which includes Node, Python,... -
Redirects with mod_rewrite
Overview A redirect changes the URL, in browser, from one URL to another. A variety of redirect codes exist to... -
Rewrite rules fail on subdirectories, subdomains, or addon domains
Overview Rewrite rules remap a URL to another location or resource accessible on a web site. These rules are located... -
Sharing .htaccess rules
Overview An .htaccess file may be shared across multiple domains and subdomains by being located in a common parent directory....