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# Page Rules

Learn about Page Rules, how to manage Page Rules and the available settings.

**Page Rules** allow you to override selected CDN Resource settings for matching requests. Each rule defines the traffic it applies to using a **Path**, one or more **File Extensions**, or a combination of both.

Page Rules are configured per CDN Resource in the [Medianova Control Panel](https://cloud.medianova.com/) under **Page Rules**.

## How Page Rules Work

A Page Rule consists of:

* **Path** — Defines the URL path the rule matches.
* **File Extensions** — Defines the file types the rule matches.
* **Status** — Determines whether the rule is active or inactive.
* **Settings Applied** — Shows the CDN settings overridden by the rule.

Settings that are not overridden by the Page Rule continue to use the CDN Resource's default configuration.

For the available overrides, see Page Rules Settings.

## Rule Priority

Page Rules are evaluated from top to bottom.

If multiple rules match the same request, only the first matching rule is applied. Place more specific rules above broader rules that could match the same traffic.

The rule list can be reordered to control this priority.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Rule order directly affects which configuration is applied when multiple Page Rules can match the same request.
{% endhint %}

## Enable Page Rules

The **Enable Page Rule** toggle controls Page Rules for the CDN Resource.

When Page Rules are enabled, active rules can be evaluated for matching requests.

Individual rules can also be configured as **Active** or **Inactive**.

## Create a Page Rule

Select **Create Page Rule** to define a new rule.

The rule editor allows you to:

* Define a **Path**.
* Specify one or more **File Extensions**.
* Set the rule to **Active** or **Inactive**.
* Override selected CDN settings.

If no setting is overridden, the resource's default settings remain applied.

Select **Save Rule** to save the Page Rule.

## Related Concepts

* Manage Page Rules
* Page Rules Settings
* Path & Extension Based Rate Limiting


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