ReadmeName READMEand you have a file in that directory called
README.html
,
that file will be displayed as the readme file for that directory.Another neat trick here is that you can use
HeaderName
in
conjunction withIndexOptions +SuppressHTMLPreamble
, putting
HTML in the header file to specify background, fonts, style
sheets, or whatever you use on the rest of your site, so that
the directory listing does not have to look like it does not
belong to the rest of your site.Conclusion
In the cases where you have directory listings rather than
actual HTML pages,mod_autoindex
can make these listings look
exactly as you want them to, without having to generate custom
directory listing pages for each directory.Thanks for your feedback on my articles, and thanks for reading.
Please drop me a note at ApacheToday@rcbowen.com if you
have questions, or suggestions of topics you'd like for me to
cover in future columns.
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