It's not possible to deliver headers to paths based on query parameters but it is possible to respond with headers on a proxied path.
/example
example: scott
The above should be set in a
_headers
file.
/example / 200!
The above should be set in a
_redirects
file.
As a result,
/example
and
/
will serve the same content but the
/example
path will respond with the header we provided in our
_headers
file.
Visit
/example and see for yourself!