.html in the URL Options

[hotrod]

Hey,

I'm pretty sure this is a stupid question, but I cant seem to figure it out.

As of now whenever I go to a page on my website the url ends with ".html". So, for example if I went to the contact us page of my site the url would be "www.mysite.com/contact-us.html". However, I don't want the ".html" at the end. Now, I know that it ends with this because the file I have for the contact us page is "contact-us.html" But I want to be able to go to "www.mysite.com/contact-us" and access the contact us page because that looks more professional. How do I do that?

Thanks in advance!

[Darin McGrew]

The easy way is to create a directory called contact-us and to rename contact-us.html to contact-us/index.html (or whatever the default directory index file is on your server). Then you can link to http://example.com/contact-us/ (note the trailing slash).

A more complicated way is to configure your server to configure your server to use content negotiation, so that it sends contact-us.html when it gets a request for contact-us.

[hotrod]

The easy way is to create a directory called contact-us and to rename contact-us.html to contact-us/index.html (or whatever the default directory index file is on your server). Then you can link to http://example.com/contact-us/ (note the trailing slash).

A more complicated way is to configure your server to configure your server to use content negotiation, so that it sends contact-us.html when it gets a request for contact-us.

Ah, I knew it was something simple.

Thank you!