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Question .htaccess and order of code?
How do I know that I placed the correct code in the right places in the .htaccess file?

Anyone able to assist me in checking my .htaccess file and seeing if it's correct?

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Why don't you try it out?

However, I think it should work wherever the code is
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Yes have done so, tested and working.

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