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@@ -17,29 +17,7 @@ You can see the steps used to rewrite your URIs by enabling [Debugging debug mod
 
 == Document Root Confusion ==
 
-Minify's `$min_documentRoot` should be the directory accessed by `http://example.com/`. Let's say `http://localhost/` corresponds to `C:\xampp\htdocs`. If you want to test a site by placing it in a subdirectory like `http://localhost/testSite/` that does *not* mean you can change `$min_documentRoot`. 
-
-Currently Minify requires all file paths to specified from Apache's `DocumentRoot` (not necessarily the root of your "site"). There are two ways to work around this limitation:
-
-1. Use a virtual host for your test site. This has many more advantages besides an easy Minify configuration. Tutorials: [http://apptools.com/phptools/virtualhost.php 1], [http://foundationphp.com/tutorials/apache22_vhosts.php 2], [http://www.visualwin.com/host-header/ IIS6]
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-2. Use dynamic Minify URLs that change depending on the host you're on.
-
-{{{
-<?php
-if ($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] == 'localhost') {
-     $minPath = '/siteA/min/';
-     $minBase = 'b=siteA&amp;'
-} else {
-     $minPath = '/min/';
-     $minBase = '';
-}
-?>
-<link href="<?= $minPath ?><?= $minBase; ?>f=styles/site.css">
-<script src="<?= $minPath ?><?= $minBase; ?>f=scripts.js"></script> 
-}}}
-
-If this looks ugly to you, I agree with you.
+Out-of-the-box, Minify gets confused when `min` is placed in a subdirectory of the real document root. There's now a [AlternateFileLayouts simple workaround] for this, making `min` more portable.
 
 == Aliases / Symlinks / Virtual Directories ==