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.htaccess trick to show Alternate CSS file based on IP
on Oct 19, 2008 in Apache CSS Cache Web Design Webmaster XHTML htaccess mod_rewrite This past week I updated my sites apache.css file for a site-redesign. I wanted to make changes to the .css file that only I could see, so that my regular traffic and site-visitors would still see the old version. Here's the elegant solution I came...



.htaccess trick to show Alternate CSS file based on IP
on Oct 19, 2008 in Apache CSS Cache Web Design Webmaster XHTML htaccess mod_rewrite This past week I updated my sites apache.css file for a site-redesign. I wanted to make changes to the .css file that only I could see, so that my regular traffic and site-visitors would still see the old version. Here's the elegant solution I came...



Adding www to your domain using 301 redirect with htaccess
on Nov 17, 2008 in Mod_rewrite SEO Servers apache htaccess seo You can tell the server to automatically append www on each query to your website using .htaccess. That is all incoming requests to a non www query gets forwarded to the host with www prepended before the domain. Although google...



Adding www to your domain using 301 redirect with htaccess
on Nov 17, 2008 in Mod_rewrite SEO Servers apache htaccess seo You can tell the server to automatically append www on each query to your website using .htaccess. That is all incoming requests to a non www query gets forwarded to the host with www prepended before the domain. Although google...



Adding www to your domain using 301 redirect with htaccess
on Nov 17, 2008 in Mod_rewrite SEO Servers apache htaccess seo You can tell the server to automatically append www on each query to your website...



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