The .htaccess looks fine. It is exactly like the one I have. Do you have any .htaccess files inside /wp-content/ or /wp-includes/ or one level up from the main site folder? Also try deactivating all plugins. I also found this topic that seems to be for the same issue. From what I read, there was … Read more
You can filter 404_template and return the path of your custom file from the plugin directory like this: add_filter( ‘404_template’, fn() => plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . ‘404.php’ ); This hook exists only when a 404 happens, so you don’t need any custom detection.
There are three simple steps to get what you want: Hook into ‘template_redirect’ to act before the feed is displayed. If it is a feed send a 404 status header and load the 404 template. Here is a simple plugin that does it: <?php # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- /** * Plugin Name: T5 404 … Read more
If you have access to remote MySQL, this MIGHT help you. I’ve done this a while ago when i had another issue with my hosting provider. Take a full backup of your WordPress files, but not your database. Copy them to your localhost. Now, instead of using a local database, in your wp-config.php file, set … Read more
Chris did you try the solution from the WordPress Forum? According to some users, this can solve the problem. Go into your .htaccess file and change the following: Header set Referrer-Policy “” to Header set Referrer-Policy “origin”
404 redirection and Google’s index [closed]
High CPU usage on 404 errors
I can’t say I would recommend this on a highload system, if anything these should be 301’d in HTAccess or have their own custom table to relate to. Below is a solution which will grab the requested URL and try to find post with matching meta: /** * Redirect 404s based on requested url * … Read more
If you are using a static page as homepage, make sure that the page which you were using as static homepage actually exists. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40186902/virtualhost-sets-the-url-as-abc-com-subdirectory/40187170#40187170 Have a look at this. It’s fairly the same scenario.
Thinking on it for a minute, I suppose it has something to do with the rewrite rules from the WP .htacces is kicking in and rewriting the request to WP. It doesn’t totally make sense to me, because WP’s rewrite rules actually ignore directories, and I cannot reproduce it with a quick test, but there … Read more