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301 Redirect using .htaccess - Exclude images

Asked by sramesh2k in Apache Web Server, WordPress

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Hello,

I moved my CMS to the root directory from a subfolder named "blog"

Old URL [Sample]
http://www.somedomain.com/blog/article-description-text/

New URL [Sample]
http://www.somedomain.com/article-description-text/

However, the images (JPG/GIF/PNG) are stored in the "blog" subfolder as usual. The problem is that, when I set a 301 redirect using .htaccess (code given below), it redirects the CSS, JPG, GIF, PNG files also, but the mentioned files are present in the old location.

Example:
http://www.somedomain.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/filename.gif

Therefore, I want to prevent URLs that contain the word "wp-content" from being 301 redirected. Only the articles have to be redirected.

Any insight would be appreciated!Start Free Trial
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Redirect 301 /blog http://www.somedomain.com
 
 
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