> RewriteRules are good if you need complicated mappings. For something > simple they are not needed: > > <VirtualHost *:80> > ServerName MainSite > DocumentRoot /path/to/www > </VirtualHost> > > <VirtualHost *:80> > ServerName BrandedSite > DocumentRoot /path/to/www > Alias /css /path/to/branded/css > Alias /specialdir /path/to/specialdir > </VirtualHost> Just to elaborate on the scenario a bit because I can see a problem with aliases because of this: The mainsite has say 4 pages in the document root folder: index.php contact.php faqs.php gallery.php On the branded site I need to have separate index.php and contact.php pages but I want to pull faqs.php and gallery.php from the main site. This would cause a problem with Alias wouldn't it because: Alias / /path/to/mainsite/docroot would cause index.php and contact.php to be pulled from the main site too. Unless: Alias /faqs.php /path/to/mainsite/docroot/faqs.php is valid? Regards Spencer