Mod Rewrite HTML

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  1. tech

    tech Regular Member

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    On a new site im developing (tied to Design247) I really want and it would obviously help with getting the new site indexed is to have the page laid out in directory instead of just .php.

    the layouts i would like are below:


    example.com/portfolio/{template_name}

    OR

    example.com/portfolio/{template_name}.html

    And for the other pages like about and contact would be:

    example.com/aboutus

    example.com/contact

    Is this possible without having to do each and every page individually using mod_rewrite or is there a much easier way to do this?

    Thanks
     
  2. Brandon

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    If it's on a vbulletin forum, you can install vbseo and take care of all those. Otherwise, I'd say you'll have to setup a line in htaccess for each page you want to rewrite.
     
  3. tech

    tech Regular Member

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    No its just for a website, No forum software.
     
  4. Mikey

    Mikey Mikeylicio.us

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    Use Wordpress?
     
  5. tech

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    I already have the full design for HTML from ThemeForest.
     

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