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Google+ redirect .htaccess
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#simple version (http://mysite.com/+ goes to your Google+ account) | |
Redirect /+ https://plus.google.com/[yourid] | |
Redirect /@ https://twitter.com/[twitterusername] | |
#powerhouse (http://mysite.com/+/about goes to your Google+ about page) | |
RedirectMatch ^/\+(.*)$ http://plus.google.com/[yourid]$1 | |
RedirectMatch ^/@(.*)$ http://twitter.com/[twitterusername]$1 |
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@tesserwithpaul You cannot upload an .htaccess file to Tumblr. But you can setup a redirect that will work like John's simple suggestion. What you need to do is go to your Tumblr dashboard and select 'Customize appearance' on the right. On the menu across the top you'll see Pages, click that then select 'Add a page'. In the popup, make the Page URL say:
On Page Type select 'Redirect', then in the Redirect to type:
where [yourid] is your G+ id
Keep the 'Show a link to this page' unchecked then select 'Create page'. You'll most likely get an error, just close that window and hit 'Save + Close" on the main page. You should now have a like from http://pbwistanbul.tumlr.com/+ to your G+ account.