title: Ignore last part of URL with .htaccess
body: <p>We have a FAQ page <code>/faq</code> (tab style) where every question should have its own 'ghost' url/page. So users could visit eg.</p>
  <pre><code>/faq/question-1
  /faq/question-2
  /faq/question-3
  </code></pre>
  <p>The problem is <code>question-1</code>, <code>question-2</code>, <code>question-3</code> are not actual pages but just sections on <code>/faq</code>. For SEO, aesthetics and usability reasons we do not want to work with ?q= or #</p>
  <p>I've searched and tried every .htaccess thread I came across but without result.</p>
  <p>Is there a way we can show the page<code>/faq</code> when visiting <code>/faq/question-1</code> and keep the url <code>/faq/question-1</code> with mod_rewrite? (we cannot hardcode it because we do not know all future question slugs) So basically something that tells the browser: if the first url part is /faq/, just ignore everything that comes behind but keep the url.</p>
  <p>Thanks</p>