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I have WordPress installation on the root of a website, I need to install another application on a sub-folder but that application got its own set of rules for URLs on its .htaccess file, my problem is that WordPress takes the control, and when I try to go to a URL on that sub-folder WordPress would just show me an 404 error.

I need the sub-folder app to work ignoring WordPress rules completely, or the opposite, WordPress to ignore the application on that sub-folder and leave it work on its own.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

UPDATE

I think I found a solution, on the inside folder .htaccess file I added the base url with the sub-folder on it, and now it is working.

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RewriteRules none in that directory's .htaccess file should stop mod_rewrite from inheriting Wordpress' rewrite rules.

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