[alfuzzy]

Thanks again Dave.

Originally Posted by Dave

Yes, the child directory can run without its own .htaccess file if it meets the parent .htaccess rules. If you add 3 rules in a .htaccess file in the child directory, it will inherit the parent rules and load the 3 additional rules.

I understand some of this...but get lost a little bit with the statement "If it (the child directory) meets the parent .htaccess rules".

I guess I was thinking that if the child directory didn't have it's own .htaccess file...then there would be no rules for the child directory not to meet...and thus access to the child directory would be the same as the parent directory. But then again...I guess there are all sorts of .htaccess rules...more than just access related.

Originally Posted by Dave

Here is a good source for you https://httpd.apache.org/docs/curren.../htaccess.html

Thanks a bunch for the link...I really want to learn more about .htaccess files & what they can & cannot do. If there are any additional good/great links...please post.

Thanks again.