If you’re running a WordPress site on an Apache server, you may occasionally run into issues caused by the way Apache handles .htaccess files.

One common issue is that Apache may ignore certain directives in your .htaccess file, such as the WordPress-specific ones that allow you to control access to your wp-admin directory.

Another issue is that Apache may serve your WordPress site with the wrong mime type for PHP files, which can cause WordPress to malfunction.

If you’re experiencing any issues with your WordPress site on an Apache server, it’s worth checking your .htaccess file to see if the problem lies there.