The Rewrites Rules Location feature in WP Ghost ensures that rewrite rules critical for the plugin’s functionality remain intact, even when other plugins attempt to modify or remove custom rules from the .htaccess file.
This tutorial guides you through enabling this option to improve compatibility and security.
Some WordPress plugins may overwrite or remove custom rules in the .htaccess file, especially if the file is writable. This can break custom paths and disrupt site functionality.
WP Ghost adds its rewrite rules directly within the default WordPress rewrite rules block by enabling the Add Rewrites in the WordPress Section option. These are placed between the comments:
# BEGIN WordPress
# END WordPressThis approach reduces the likelihood of other plugins’ removal of rules and maintains compatibility.
Note! The rewrite rules will be automatically deleted on plugin deactivation.
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