Can’t link to pages from Home Front Page now. Get 404
Can’t link to pages from Home Front Page now. Get 404
Can’t link to pages from Home Front Page now. Get 404
I’m getting a 404 NOT_FOUND CODE: ‘DEPLOYMENT NOT FOUND on wordpress multisite installation on my sub domain
My first guess is that your htaccess file is being changed. I’d look at that file content and time stamp after the 404 happens. (Although it is possible to make changes to a file without changing the file’s time stamp – I’ve seen it done on a hacked site.) Redoing the permalink settings rewrites the … Read more
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Custom taxonomy pagination shows 404
The 404 Montior in RankMath does not include the IP address (even in advanced mode). You need to rely on the Referrer and the User-Agent column to determine if it’s a bot or a user. Sometimes if you look at the Access Time column you can see they’re being requested within milliseconds of each other. … Read more
Almost every hosting provider provide this redirection feature in their admin panel, so you can redirect from there. Alternatively, you can use Page Links To plugin.
Too long for a comment, but here is a suggestion. What have you done so far? I recently moved a site successfully like this: Dump DB In the Dump, replace every occurence of the old site URL by the new site URL. Copy over the entire directory Fit the configuration wp-config.php (DB access, site URL, … Read more
Delete all changes you have done on the .htaccess Make it clean and default to get it OK first, then do the customization. Also try deactivating all plugins and changing your theme to a new one, better get one from https://wordpress.org/themes
sounds like a htaccess issue… try a .htaccess file in the wordpress root with the content (which differs in one line from your posted blog): # BEGIN WordPress <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /index.php [L] </IfModule> # END WordPress from Using_Permalinks