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Does htaccess work on GitHub Pages? #23723
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So I wanted to take out the html extension from the url using htaccess. is there any possible way to do it? |
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If you’re using Jekyll you can access the generated content without html extension. |
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So .htaccess doesn’t work on GitHub Pages? |
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No idea, but GH pages do specifically support Jekyll. Jekyll’s tendered HTML can be referenced with or without file extension. |
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GitHub Pages doesn’t support |
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Okay. Thanks for your response |
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Do we have any updates on this as of 2022? |
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I hope this will work in the future in GitHub. As, it is looking quite difficult but they have to consider this. |
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Don't hold your breath for this feature as it is already available for GH Enterprise. I guess this feature will stay behind the paywall for the foreseeable future. No hard feelings here. Somehow they have to make money. |
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GitHub Pages doesn’t support
.htaccess, no. Pages does support visiting pages without the.htmlextension and it will load correctly, but it won’t automatically redirect from the.htmlversion to the URL without it.