To run non-WordPress PHP files in a subfolder alongside a WordPress installation, follow these steps to modify your .htaccess file: Choose a Subfolder Name: Decide the name for your subfolder, e.g., mycustomphp. Modify the .htaccess File: Add the following lines above the # BEGIN WordPress section to exclude your subfolder from WordPress’s URL rewriting: RewriteEngine … Read more
Forward and mask implementation not working,
Accidentally Changed Permalink Structure
wp-login 404 page not redirecting to homepage [closed]
what I need to do is to rename the wp-login.php page in login.php or login and I’ve tried using .htaccess rewrite rule Is there something else I can do to achive this? No, wp-login.php cannot be moved or rewritten, not without modifying WordPress core. That particular approach to this is a dead end. But the … Read more
Got it working using the following RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(?:www\.)?example\.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^secure-payment$ https://domain.com/secure-payment [L,NC,R=301] RewriteRule ^blog/news/please-help$ https://domain.com/blog/news/please-help [L,NC,R=301] RewriteRule ^ https://domain.com/rebrand-explained/ [L,NC,R=301]
You can potentially use redirects to achieve this, it may not be the most ideal or stable solution, and could cause problems with your site. This is why you’re seeing a “too many redirects” error. Every time WordPress loads, it checks if the requested URL is supposed to be the admin URL. If not, it … Read more
It might be useful to let the web server write .htaccess during initial site setup, e.g. when you’re setting up rewrite rules (as it said) or if you’re setting up a multisite network. Once you’ve done that though it no longer needs to edit the file so it would make sense to secure it the … Read more
WordPress site down for my IP only after trying to implement .htaccess whitelist
Browser Caching .htaccess