Hardened WP Security with additional .htaccess files + options#143
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Hardened WP Security with additional .htaccess files + options#143
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also adding a generic XML sitemap reference.
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Hardened WP Security with additional `.htaccess` files + options
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Hardened WP Security with additional
.htaccessfiles + options. Also included adjustments to the.gitignoreandrobots.txtfiles.Please double-check the edits I made to theI ran the generator test and it seemed to work great!generator/app/index.jsto see if I am adding the new.htaccessfiles correctly.I have my baseI went ahead and added it. It makes sites better..htaccessfile recommendations I'd like to add (with improved security), but that's pushing the limits on how it will affect existing sites and such.