An .htaccess file is a text file which features directives that tell a server how to behave in specific events. It should be put in the folder where these directives should be performed. A lot of script-driven applications employ this sort of a file to perform efficiently - WordPress and Joomla, for example. You can use such a file with customized content as well and do lots of things - block an IP address, a whole network or certain Internet sites from accessing your site, set customized error pages that will be displayed rather than server-generated ones if a visitor encounters some error on the site, redirect a domain or a subdomain to a new web address, create a password-protected area and much more. With an .htaccess file, you will have far better control over your online presence.

.htaccess Generator in Hosting

You may use an .htaccess file for any purpose on our ground breaking cloud platform no matter which hosting you select when you sign up. Also, if you need to use one of the functions that this type of a file offers, but you do not have much experience, you could use our .htaccess generator tool, which will provide you with an easy-to-use interface where you can use checkboxes and enter only file names or URLs. Thus, you could use an .htaccess file even if you do not know the syntax of the directives that you need to use in general. With only a few clicks, you will be able to redirect a domain, to choose a different home page for a website, or to even set a different version of PHP for a specific website, which could be different from the version which your website hosting account uses.

.htaccess Generator in Semi-dedicated Servers

All our semi-dedicated servers come with the sophisticated, albeit easy-to-use Hepsia CP, that includes our .htaccess generator tool. It'll enable you to create a system file inside any folder that you pick with just several mouse clicks. Even if you're not tech-savvy, you can take advantage of all the functions that an .htaccess file provides as our tool is incredibly intuitive to use. You will find a list of all the options that you can enable and there will be a checkbox next to each and every one of them. Just pick the options that you want to activate and eventually enter a URL - if you are using the .htaccess file to forward one URL to another or to set customized error pages. You will not have to enter any code at any time. If required, you could use an .htaccess file to employ different versions of PHP for your sites, due to the fact that a few versions are available simultaneously on our web hosting platform.