My website was on an old AMP plugin which added /amp/
after every post/page URL.
So my home for example is: https://example.com
and the "amp" one was https://example.com/amp/
.
I wanted to know what rule can I put in the .htaccess
file to make a redirect of all these /amp/
URLs to the "normal" page itself.
So for example: https://example.com/my-article-1/amp/
redirects to https://example.com/my-article-1/
, https://example.com/my-article-2/
redirects to https://example.com/my-article-2/
and it does for every article/page.
I'm sure it's possible to do it without typing 1000 lines of 301 "easy" redirects in .htaccess
!
Okay fellas,
I found the solution, this is the Redirect Rule you need to put to say goodbye to /amp/:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} (.+)/amp(.*)$
RewriteRule ^ %1/ [R=301,L]
I hope it will be helpful