WordPress 404 Page displaying on a sub directory that has it’s own 404 page
WordPress 404 Page displaying on a sub directory that has it’s own 404 page
404-error
Getting 404 error on my wp rewrite error
Getting 404 error on my wp rewrite error
Catch 404 errors in nested installations
Catch 404 errors in nested installations
Incorrect url for sharing blog on linkedin [closed]
These Jetpack settings are stored on WordPress.com. You can refresh them by refreshing permalinks as @GhostToast suggested. You can also force an update of your Jetpack settings by going to the Jetpack menu in your dashboard, and disconnecting then reconnecting to WordPress.com.
How can I prevent non-existing wordpress pages from getting redirected to home page
How can I prevent non-existing wordpress pages from getting redirected to home page
Display child pages on parent page: 404 message overrules shortcode in page
Display child pages on parent page: 404 message overrules shortcode in page
WordPress.org support topics returning 404 [closed]
WordPress.org support topics returning 404 [closed]
wp-tinymce.php 404
wp-tinymce.php loads to the WordPress dashboard using Ajax on your end. So the permission for that file should be 664. But the problem is your /wp-include folder may not allow remote PHP execution. This may be either in .htaccess via some security plugin you are using or somewhere in Nginx rules. Further, I think you … Read more
Custom 404 page for dashboard
To tell your web server to use your custom error files, you’ll need to edit the .htaccess file in the main directory (where main index.php file resides) of your WordPress installation. To ensure the server finds your 404 page, add the following line to your .htaccess file: ErrorDocument 404 /wordpress/index.php?error=404
Moved from Blogger to WordPress, however I can only see the Google 404 page
Moved from Blogger to WordPress, however I can only see the Google 404 page