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Remove trailing slashes in WordPress using htaccess

To remove trailing slashes from all WordPress URLs using .htaccess, you should add a specific rule before the WordPress rewrite rules. This ensures that the rule is processed before WordPress’s own rewrite rules, which are crucial for the site’s functionality.

If you just want to remove the trailing slashes from posts, proceed to Step 2: Update Permalinks.

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