Laravel Website: Redirecting /public Folder to Main Domain Using .htaccess
When you deploy a Laravel application, you'll typically find that the entry point of your website is the public directory, which contains the index.php file. This setup is essential for security reasons, as it keeps your application's core files out of the public HTTP directory. However, when your users visit your website, you might not want the /public segment to appear in the URL. Redirecting traffic from the main domain to the /public directory using .htaccess can create a cleaner, more professional appearance for your Laravel website. In this blog post, we’ll go through how to set up such a redirection.Why Redirect the /public Folder?The primary reason to redirect the /public folder to the main domain is to simplify the URL that your users see. Instead of accessing your websit...