SEO friendly URLs changes default directory?

It is always best to specify absolute URL as this way you know the document will always be reached. I know its longwinded but instead of declaring.

It is always best to specify absolute URL as this way you know the document will always be reached. I know its longwinded but instead of declaring Setup a PHP gloabal variable like define('SITE_URL', ' domain/project'); Then do /images/web/showreel. Png' /> Also with regards to the .

Htaccess, take a look at blog.valtersboze.com/2009/06/add-or-remo... This explains how to remove or keep the trailing slash, but not both, never both, google doesn't like both, they'll see it as duplicate content.

1 Thank you Sean, I had a clue that there is no way around except for using full url. – Arturs Dec 2 at 0:24.

The easy workaround is to use in the of your HTML templates. Thus all the resource links become relative to the root directory again, independent of the virtual RewriteRule structure. w3.org/TR/html5/semantics.html#the-base-....

Absolute paths for your resources is enough: Note the / char at the begininning. You don't need the hostname and the http part. To avoid the differences for absolute urls between development and production you could do a simple thing.

Enable virtual hosts in your apache configuration and create a virtual host for each one of your projects. In this way you don't have to use this structure in your dev environment: localhost/project1 localhost/project2 but you can use urls like these project1/ project2/ In this way your problem is solved and you can use url's like /images for your resources. To enable virtual host for apache you'll need to tweak dns configuration for your machine by adding these lines to your /etc/hosts file 127.0.0.1 project1 127.0.0.1 project2 and then you'll need to create corresponding virtual hosts.

That would fix the problem for a while, but when I go from my local server to a project dedicated server, the project will be in root directory. Then I would have to edit every link. – Arturs Dec 2 at 0:20 Your development environment should be similar to your production to avoid this kind of issues.

I'll update the answer with a solution to this issue. – Fabio Dec 2 at 0:29 You are amazing, Fabio. Thank you.

– Arturs Dec 2 at 0:56 @Arturs you're welcome. If you found my answer useful you can always accept it ;-) – Fabio Dec 2 at 1:19.

Put this in the head of the document: This is necessary becausee the client's browser has no way of knowing the rewritten URL, it is only known on the server side.

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