How to redirect to specific url if contains specific text in url?

If my website had a directory called dogs (/dogs/) and I had 100 pages like this: – https://www.codehaven.co.uk/dogs/page1/ https://www.codehaven.co.uk/dogs/page2/ https://www.codehaven.co.uk/dogs/page3/ I would not want to use a plugin to redirect every page manually. Therefore a redirect rule that looks for /dogs/ is useful like below. RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} /dogs/ RewriteRule .* /

Redirections and rewrites to subdomain

Redirect 301 /privacy-statement https://example.com/privacy/ You should avoid using a mod_alias Redirect directive when you are already using mod_rewrite for other redirects. mod_alias runs after mod_rewrite, regardless of the apparent order of the directives in your .htaccess file, so it’s possible to get unexpected conflicts. This should be converted to a mod_rewrite (RewriteRule) redirect instead: RewriteRule … Read more