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i am trying to create the proper .htaccess file to accommodate the adaptive-images.php for my website http://www.terac.us
i am very unsure of how to go about creating an .htaccess file to begin with and then accommodating it to the adaptive-images.php
any insight on how to approach doing this would be greatly appreciated. thank you in advance for taking the time.
Doesn’t look like you have to do a whole lot. Only if you want to exclude directories, the htaccess file would be adapted :
Add .htaccess and adaptive-images.php to your document-root folder.
Just make sure there isn’t already one in place…
what i am finding is that this is causing the background images not to load. it works pretty well without it so i am going to forgo this. thank you for your input all the same.
I’d go with srcset
to do something like this but I think for the background-image issue to be solved these images would have to be in a separate directory and the htaccess file and php would go where the ‘regular’ images are (instead of in the root). Or another option could be to exclude the background-image folder…