Whether you’re an expert WordPress developer who builds themes and plugins or someone running a WordPress site or blog, you surely know about the .htaccess file. A majority of WordPress users use it while fixing their permalinks. However, a .htaccess file can do much more than just fixing permalinks. It’s basically a configuration file that gives you complete control over your WordPress files and folders. .htaccess stands for hypertext access and allows you to enhance your site’s performance and security.
The .htaccess file is located in your WordPress site’s root folder, and you rarely need to create it manually as it comes packed with every WordPress installation. To create this file, all you need to do is open a blank document and save it with .htaccess and upload it to the root directory.
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