Difference between $1 vs %1 in .htaccess

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%1 Refers to a pattern matched in a RewriteCond condition, while $1 refers to a pattern matched inside a RewriteRule.

More generically, use %n to refer to the numbered matches from RewriteCond condition regex patterns, and use $n to refer to numbered matches from RewriteRule regex patterns.

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