Compression and Browser Caching in .htaccess

  • Resolved kendawes

    (@kendawes)


    6 years, 11 months ago

    “Normal” WordPress installations have their .htaccess in the site root folder.

    If one uses “WordPress in a folder” you’ll then have an .htaccess file in the site root and also one located in the folder that holds the WordPress files.

    Where should Hummingbird’s Compression and Browser Caching rules be placed? In the site root or the WordPress folder?

    In either case, should Hummingbird’s rules come before or after the standard WordPress Rewrite rules?

    Thanks!

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  • Anton Vanyukov

    (@vanyukov)

    6 years, 11 months ago

    @kendawes,

    It doesn’t really matter. Browser caching and gzip compression rules don’t interfere with rewrite rules.

    Best regards,
    Anton

    Plugin Support Imran – WPMU DEV Support

    (@wpmudev-support9)

    6 years, 11 months ago

    Hello @kendawes

    Trust all is well!

    We’ve not heard from you in a while. I’ve marked this ticket as resolved for now, but if you need anything else at all, we’re here for you, please just reopen the ticket or create a new one.

    Have a good day and take care!

    Cheers,
    Nastia

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