Htaccess in conf file

Hello All,
A couple of quick questions for a command line noob:)
1. After doing some reading on the forums it seems that it is better to put htaccess directives in the /sites/conf file for a site directly.
2. I have a site that is an alias ie: mysite.com/directory actually pulls from a different directory than mysite.com. I want some mod_rewrite rules to only affect the aliased folder so I have put them under the <Directory "/sites/root folder"> directive for that particular folder. Is my assumption correct that any type of directive between my <Directory ""></Directory> tags will only affect that particular folder / alias?
Thanks
Marc

Right -- it doesn't work upwardly like that.
/yourmachine/mysite.com
/yourmachine/mysite.com/directory1
/yourmachine/someotherdirectory/aliased_directory
If you use <Directory> blocks for "directory1" or "aliased_directory", they should not impact anything in "/yourmachine/mysite.com".

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