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if I have an .htaccess file on my site located at example.com/folder1/folder2/.htaccess
and I want to write a rule that effects a page at example.com/folder1/folder2/page.php
Would i need to make the rule like:
RewriteRule ^page\.php$ page/
Or as
RewriteRule ^folder1/folder2/page\.php$ page/
Basically is the ^ (starts with) relative to the .htaccess file or relative to the site root?
Depends on your RewriteBase
So with
RewriteBase /,^is relative to web root. In which case you would need^folder1/folder2/page.php