In this post we will go through how to use mod_rewrite to fine tune the urls for your website. This can be beneficial for making pretty URLs for your visitors, for helping with your sites SEO, and also making your code more secure.
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.htaccess file beginners guide
In brief, the .htaccess file is used to instruct Apache on what to do with incoming requests to your website. It is a very powerful tool that can totally rewrite incoming requests, block entire countries, or just define your error pages. If you are using cPanel, or any software such as Worpdress, then you are probably already utilising the .htaccess file without even knowing. In this post we’ll cover some .htaccess basics.
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