cdn.conf

<IfModule mod_cdn.c>

# mod_cdn will only CDNify links in HTML if the Content-Type of the
# object being delivered matches one that's been specified.  Include
# any content-types that equate to (X)HTML; here are the standard
# ones:
CDNHTMLContentType text/html application/xhtml+xml

# Typically we want to replace links to static content, e.g., images,
# static HTML files, javascript, CSS, etc.  First we have to specify
# (X)HTML tags and attributes where we'll look for links to replace.
# In general when CDNifying a site, we don't want to replace URLs in
# all the places they might occur in HTML; for example, we probably
# don't want form submissions to go through the CDN.  I've left
# commented a couple of tags/attributes where there will be URLs we
# probably don't want to CDNify.  Note: this list is based on that
# from mod_proxy_html 3.0.1.

# Here's the declaration for W3C HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.0:
CDNHTMLLinks    a               href
CDNHTMLLinks    area            href
CDNHTMLLinks    link            href
CDNHTMLLinks    img             src longdesc usemap
CDNHTMLLinks    object          classid codebase data usemap
CDNHTMLLinks    q               cite
CDNHTMLLinks    blockquote      cite
CDNHTMLLinks    ins             cite
CDNHTMLLinks    del             cite
#CDNHTMLLinks   form            action
CDNHTMLLinks    input           src usemap
CDNHTMLLinks    head            profile
CDNHTMLLinks    base            href
CDNHTMLLinks    script          src for

# Here are some legacy tags/attributes from transitional (X)HTML:
CDNHTMLLinks    frame           src longdesc
CDNHTMLLinks    iframe          src longdesc
CDNHTMLLinks    body            background
CDNHTMLLinks    applet          codebase

# You can add tags/attributes of your own if necessary.

</IfModule>