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RCH7
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Is there a way to use a domain.com/fl110 as opposed to having to use the .html at the end? domain.com/fl110.html  Thanks!
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Quote From : RCH7 December 28, 2017, 1:41 pm
Is there a way to use a domain.com/fl110 as opposed to having to use the .html at the end? domain.com/fl110.html  Thanks!


Make a file called .htaccess in your web root and add this.

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RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}\.html -f
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ $1.html [NC,L]


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wired420
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Basically what it does is tell the web server when it doesn't find a file, try adding .html to the end of it server side and see if you get a result before going to an error page. Hides it from the user and/or search engines. You'll need to go through and update all your links to follow the same logic for SEO purposes.

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RCH7
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:squi: I am a REAL NEWBY..    where would I find this "web root" in the site pad menu? 

Make a file called .htaccess in your web root and add this.
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wired420
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Quote From : RCH7 December 28, 2017, 2:49 pm
:squi: I am a REAL NEWBY..    where would I find this "web root" in the site pad menu? 

Make a file called .htaccess in your web root and add this.


domain.com/index.html <-- where ever that first index.html is, is your web root. It's the base level of your website to put it in better words.

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RCH7
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Thank you I finally figured out where to put the code! Works!
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https://www.hostingress.com
.htaccess Will Work.

Thanks.

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aakash_softac
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Hi,

As mentioned by @Wired420 the code provided by him should be added in the .htaccess file found in the web accessible directory.

This will hide the given .html extension when the given page is visited by the user.

Glad you issue has been resolved.

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carrelwoot
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Why is it not working to my website? Every time that I update my page and post it turns to with .html, help please :(
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wired420
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Quote From : carrelwoot March 6, 2018, 8:16 am
Why is it not working to my website? Every time that I update my page and post it turns to with .html, help please :(


If you're using apache you'll need to turn on overrides for that directory.

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<Directory /my/web/directory>
AllowOverride all
</Directory>


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wired420
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Another possibility if using Apache is that you don't have mod_rewrite enabled.

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carrelwoot
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:cry: It works. I've added this code in my .htaccess :

Options +MultiViews
Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}\.html -f
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ $1.html [NC,L]

and I remove the .html manually to my pages/blog inside file manager in cPanel. :cry:
But, when I publish coz I added something on my page, It keeps on returning to with .html  :cry:

Please help  :squi:   :cry:
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aakash_softac
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Quote From : carrelwoot March 8, 2018, 8:11 am

and I remove the .html manually to my pages/blog inside file manager in cPanel. :cry:
But, when I publish coz I added something on my page, It keeps on returning to with .html  :cry:

Please help  :squi:   :cry:


Do you mean the URL on the Menu buttons?

Also when you publish the files are overwritten which is why the .html tag keeps on returning.


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carrelwoot
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Yes. so what to do with this problem? :(
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aakash_softac
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Hi,

For Menu, firstly you will need to remove the Menu Buttons by deleting each Menu Button and then adding custom link menu. You can recreate the Menu links in SitePad Dashboard > Menu.

Do let us know if you need any other information.

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