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or, in version 2.4
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what is in version 2.4<br />
Also I have one picture in the 1 page.<br />
Will the picture be redirected (and thus not be visible)
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> or, in version 2.4

what is in version 2.4
Also I have one picture in the 1 page.
Will the picture be redirected (and thus not be visible)

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The format of rules is different between versions 2.2 and 2.4.<br />
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Everything will be redirected to index.html, including images.
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The format of rules is different between versions 2.2 and 2.4.

Everything will be redirected to index.html, including images.

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can I see images? <br />
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for example image on index.html<br />
would image load on index.html
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can I see images?

for example image on index.html
would image load on index.html

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This may re write many pages.<br />
Thanks.
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what is an .htaccess rule to have all pages direct to index.html or site root
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what is an .htaccess rule to have all pages direct to index.html or site root

htaccess all files to one

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