Take the 2-minute tour ×  I want to have "pretty" and SEO
oriented URLs in my site.  I've build up my own tiny framework
for this site and almost everything is complete now.  One thing
I'm still puzzled up is the pretty/SEO URLs system that I will
use. I know there's many way to achieve this and I'm looking to
balance best practices/ease of implementation on this one.  So
far I'm thinking to have all URLs of the site to point to a
specific PHP file (let's say index.php) that will contain a
file/URL dictionary that will direct traffic to the correct
file.  I'm really not sure if it's a good approach... Anyone
have a better way to do this? The only thing I really want to
avoid is to only do this in an .htaccess...  share|improve this
question What type of content are these pages? That may seem
irrelevant but it actually helps in determining the best
approach, e.g., e-commerce products, blog posts, etc... – 
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