Top "Friendly-url" questions

A friendly URL is a website address that does not contain a query string or complex strings in the URI, instead relying on a human-readable, SEO-friendly resource path after the website authority (e.g. https://www.

How do I modify the URL without reloading the page?

Is there a way I can modify the URL of the current page without reloading the page? I would like …

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What are the safe characters for making URLs

I am making a website with articles, and I need the articles to have "friendly" URLs, based on the title. …

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How to create friendly URL in php?

Normally, the practice or very old way of displaying some profile page is like this: www.domain.com/profile.php?…

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How can I remove file extension from a website address?

I am designing a website. I want my website address to look like the following image: I don't want my …

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Is a colon `:` safe for friendly-URL use?

We are designing a URL system that will specify application sections as words separated by slashes. Specifically, this is in …

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How to hide the .html extension with Apache mod_rewrite

I have a small number of static sites where I simply want to hide the .html extension: the url /foo …

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Generate SEO friendly URLs (slugs)

Definition From Wikipedia: A slug is the part of a URL which identifies a page using human-readable keywords. To make …

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Should I use accented characters in URLs?

When one creates web content in languages different than English the problem of search engine optimized and user friendly URLs …

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Mode Rewrite; with/without trailing slash on end of url?

I basically tried this mode_rewrite rule below. It works with a slash on the end but I want it …

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Why do some websites add "Slugs" to the end of URLs?

Many websites, including this one, add what are apparently called slugs - descriptive but as far as I can tell …

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