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Redirect a 404 to search for the term but keep the 404 status code before the redirect

Yes, it’s definitely possible to have multiple 404 pages for different purposes on a WordPress site, although it requires a bit of custom coding. You can achieve this by detecting the source of the 404 error and then redirecting to a specific 404 template based on the condition. Here’s a general approach to implement this: … Read more

Void in the end of my links

If you are using the standard htaccess file (below), any non-WP page will be displayed before the WP htaccess lines are executed. This is because the standard htaccess file checks for ‘not a file’ and ‘not a directory’ to redirect to the WP content. Standard htaccess file below (see https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/htaccess/) # BEGIN WordPress RewriteEngine On … Read more

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