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Update: I've been through many pages of Google and I FINALLY found it! Here is the code: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(.+)\.example\.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://example.com/%1 [L,R=302] However, files are no longer accessible. So random.example.com does go to...

.htaccess does "work" (by definition), but it acts differently compared to Apache. The code sometimes needs to be formatted differently.

I think you have to make a load of backend changes to the server. I don't really know.

I have, yes. I use LiteSpeed, not Apache. I am so bad with .htaccess that I can't even modify the code given there to see if it works.

I have hosting set up on a wildcard on my domain (*.example.com) and I would like to have the following type of redirect: whatever-the-user-types-here.example.com > example.com/whatever-the-user-types-here Does anyone know the code for this please? This would make my day if someone could help...

Thanks!

Done. https://www.linux.org/threads/htaccess-redirect-for-specific-path.40001/ Thanks.

I am looking for a peice of code that I can add to my .htaccess file which will do the following: Redirect example.com/articles/whatever-the-user-types to example.com/whatever-the-user-types Can someone help me with this or guide me in the right direction please? Thanks.

I'm also looking for a forum to discuss .htaccess. Do you mind if I ask a question here in this thread please?