How do I stop mod_rewrite from appending links to url?

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I expect the answer is going to be something so simple I\'ll want to cry, but I can\'t seem to figure it out. I\'m new to mod_rewrite.

I wanted to change my links f

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梦谈多话

2020-12-20 10:37
Whatever you do, clicking a <a href="about/">about</a> will append about/ onto the end of the URL. That's how relative links work.

Your choices are, in order of sensibleness:
1. Just remove that trailing slash. That's the cause of your problem:
```
<a href="about">about</a>
```
  A relative link will replace the last section of the path (after the last /) with your new value.
2. Add a preceding ../. This is a bit hacky, but it lets you keep that valuable trailing slash
```
<a href="../about/">about</a>
```
3. Do a 301 redirect from /about/about to /about. This will cause the address bar to change from /about to /about/about and back again.
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臣服心动

2020-12-20 10:47
Maybe a bit too late to answer, but adding this one line in the <head> section would do the trick:
```
<base href="/"> or <base href="your-domain-name">
```
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说谎

2020-12-20 10:49
You are defining all of your links in HTML relative to the current path.

You will need to change your links such that:
```
<a href="about/">about</a> | <a href="contact/">contact</a><br><br>
```
becomes (note the leading / on the urls):
```
<a href="/about/">about</a> | <a href="/contact/">contact</a><br><br>
```
When you are on a page site.com/about/us a link like <a href="home/" gets resolved by the browser to be site.com/about/us/home.

The solution is to change all of your links, images, stylesheets, and javascripts to use absolute paths in your URLs, not relative ones like you have now.

EDIT: Just noticed your edit. You really should use absolute paths, not relative ones. If you want to keep the relative URLs then you will have to use something like <base href="/" /> on all of your pages.
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