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     <td id="force-https">Force HTTPS</td>
  -   <td>A way to enforce that all requests are sent through HTTPS. 
  -       This redirects non-HTTPS requests as HTTPS requests. 
  +   <td>A way to enforce that all requests are sent through HTTPS.
  +       This redirects non-HTTPS requests as HTTPS requests.
          For an example of when to avoid forcing HTTPS, see <a href="#force-https">About FORCE_HTTPS with Reverse Proxies</a>.</td>
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     <td id="strict-security">HTTP Strict Transport Security</td>
  -  <td>Causes Nginx to respond to all requests with the header
  +  <td>Causes NGINX to respond to all requests with the header
    <code>Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=31536000</code>. This forces browsers to make all subsequent requests over HTTPS.</td>
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  -  <td>Custom Nginx configuration</td>
  -  <td>Additional Nginx configuration can be applied, such as mapping file extensions to mime types. 
  -      See the <a href="https://www.nginx.com/resources/wiki/start/topics/examples/full/">Nginx documentation</a> for examples.</td>
  +  <td>Custom Location configuration</td>
  +  <td>To specify custom configuration to be included in the NGINX config, create a file with location scoped NGINX directives:
  +  <br><br>
  +  E.g. <b>nginx/conf/includes/custom_header.conf</b><br>
  +  <code>
  +  add_header X-MySiteName BestSiteEver;
  +  </code><br><br>
  +
  +  Then set the location_include variable in your <b>Staticfile</b> to its path:<br>
  +
  +  <code style="width: 100%">
  +  ...<br>
  +  location_include: includes/*.conf<br>
  +  ...<br>
  +  </code><br><br>
  +
  +  Visitors to your site will now receive the <code>X-MySiteName</code> http header.
  +  <br><br>
  +  For information on NGINX directives, see <a href="https://www.nginx.com/resources/wiki/start/topics/examples/full/">NGINX
  +  documentation</a>.</td>
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  +
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  +  <td>Custom NGINX configuration</td>
  +  <td>Additional NGINX configuration can be applied, such as mapping file extensions to mime types.
  +      See the <a href="https://www.nginx.com/resources/wiki/start/topics/examples/full/">NGINX documentation</a> for examples.</td>
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positive.code:     <td>add this line to the <code>Staticfile</code>:<br><code><strong>root: YOUR-DIRECTORY-NAME</strong></code><br><br>For example, <code>root: public</code></td>
      <td><a href="#root">Alternative root</a></td>
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      <td>display a directory list instead of the standard 404 error</td>
      <td>add this line to the <code>Staticfile</code>:<br><code><strong>directory: visible</strong></code></td>
  
negative.code:     <tr>
      <td valign="top">enable basic authentication for your app or website</td>
      <td>  1. Create a hashed username and password pair for each user, using a site like <a href="http://www.htaccesstools.com/htpasswd-generator/">Htpasswd Generator</a><br>
    &#50;. Create a file named <code>Staticfile.auth</code> in the root directory or alternative root directory, and add one or more user/password lines to it.
      For example,<br> <code>bob:$apr1$DuUQEQp8$ZccZCHQElNSjrgerwSFC0<br>alice:$apr1$4IRQGcD/$UMFLnIHSD9ZHJ86TR4zx</code><br>
      </td>
      <td><a href="#basic-auth">Basic authentication</a></td>
  