How Do I Remove The **.html** In My Website?

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Hello, I was wondering how I can hide/remove the .html in my website’s address bar.

Example:
What I Want: www.tikogrant.tk/index
My Current Website: www.tikogrant.tk/index**.html**

I looked at other posts on support.glitch.com and found some people answering my question, but… it didn’t work :frowning: sadly.

If someone could answer my question with some lines of code that work for Glitch.com, that would be greatly appreciated!

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Hi, one simple way to do this is to replace all your html file names with originalname/index.html. When you go to yoursite.glitch.me/originalname, it will show the file at originalname/index.html. You could also make it a full stack app, but that requires a lot of changes that I am too lazy to explain here.
Edit: I just saw that you found your answer in another topic that says essentially the same thing as I just said :slight_smile:

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You can’t use code to do this. Make a folder and put your file in there. Rename it to index.html. It should work!

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You can actually, by writing a bash script and then execute it in the terminal.

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There’s a command for that?

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I suppose you could just run:

mkdir index && cp index.html /index && rm index.html

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That is true, haha. I thought there was a single command.

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Well…

alias move="mkdir index && cp index.html /index && rm index.html";

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no like:

mvmdkir index.html index/

that’d be pretty cool

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Thanks Everyone, It Helped! :slight_smile:

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Use this one liner to remove .html:

alias moveFile="mkdir $1;mv $1.html $1;cd $1;mv $1.html index.html"

I think it should work.

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