Does Netlify change requests from the browser during proxying?

[sawanoboly]

I want to use the Proxy function to put another site in the / blog / * namespace.

Although the top page was able to be Proxy, there are some parts that use relative links in the original site, such as css.

Can this be rewritten during Proxy? (e.g: /style.css => /bkig/style.css)

[fool]

Howdy and sorry to be slow to see this post and get back to you!

You should check out this article which describes a better workflow (deploy the html in the proxy’d to path on the second site, and then you can use relative links within that site):

[Common Issue] Can I deploy multiple repositories in a single site?

Say you have an awesome blog as part of your larger website. But you’ve chosen to have your awesome blog in its own, separate git repository apart from the rest of your site content. How can you make this work so that your visitors have a seamless experience browsing that content as well under your one, main hostname? Proxying to the rescue! Yes, Netlify is built around the “single code base per site” model. But this isn’t to say that you can’t host multiple repositories under a single hostnam…

but TL;DR to answer your exact question, no, we won’t change any requests from the browser during proxying.

[sawanoboly]

Thank you for answering. I decided to rewrite it with a build script.