Redirecting URLs at your site using the .htaccess Editor
This article shows how to redirect requests for specific pages on your site to another URL.
htaccess EditorhtaccessSetting custom MIME types using the .htaccess editor
This article shows how to set custom MIME types using the .htaccess editor
htaccess EditorhtaccessCustomizing server error pages using the .htaccess editor
This article shows how to configure custom pages for server errors (404 - page not found, for example) for your site using the .htaccess editor. It also shows how to disallow ads on non-custom error pages.
htaccess EditorhtaccessBlocking users with specific IP addresses from accessing your site using the .htaccess editor
This article shows how to block specific IP addresses or a whole range from accessing your site using the .htaccess editor.
htaccess EditorhtaccessHow to Edit the .htaccess File
This article outlines all of the options available for customizing your website with the .htaccess editor.
htaccess EditorhtaccessHow to Create a 301 Redirect - Video
A 301 redirect can be used to point your domain to different URL. It can also be used when configuring an SSL certificate, redirecting your site visitors from HTTP to HTTPS.
Technicalhtaccess EditorhtaccessGetting StartedEnable Your Free SSL Certificate
Enabling your free SSL lets your visitors know that you are serious about security. Protect your data and that of your visitors with an SSL certificate.
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When there are conflicting 'home page' file types in the same directory, your hosting account uses a priority list to determine which one should be displayed. If you have a Linux hosting account, you can change this priority list using .htaccess.
htaccess EditorhtaccessFoundation Dashboard Overview
Learn your way around the new Dashboard, edit your site, add email accounts and purchase domains easily.
Foundation Getting StartedWordPress: SSL Certificates
How to setup your SSL certificate to provide security and assurance for your WordPress site.
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