Can’t control WordPress Addresses from admin panel
Can’t control WordPress Addresses from admin panel
Can’t control WordPress Addresses from admin panel
If my website had a directory called dogs (/dogs/) and I had 100 pages like this: – https://www.codehaven.co.uk/dogs/page1/ https://www.codehaven.co.uk/dogs/page2/ https://www.codehaven.co.uk/dogs/page3/ I would not want to use a plugin to redirect every page manually. Therefore a redirect rule that looks for /dogs/ is useful like below. RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} /dogs/ RewriteRule .* /
I’ve fixed it using the rule below RewriteRule ^(.*)wordpresshttps:/www.example.com/(.*)$ https://www.example.com/$2 [L,R=301]
This is normal, it is because redirect_canonical(), which makes sure you are always at a “canonical” URL (conforming to your permalink structure), executes redirect_guess_404_permalink() to make a best guess at a post when the URL is incomplete. If you want to prevent this, I think the best way is to hook into the redirect_canonical filter, … Read more
This is a tricky one. The quick and dirty (but correct) solution is to use a 307 temporary redirect and then remove it when the page returns. This way your SEO will not suffer from the 404 errors and search engines will know that the page might come back. However, if this is something that … Read more
Built-In Postname Redirection vs Hard Redirects in relation to SEO and performance
How can I force the user to log in, even if they’re already authenticated?
I’m having a little trouble following the context, but it looks like all you have to do is make use of the filters that are provided in the code you’re looking at. $url = apply_filters( ‘wyz_after_register_redirect’, $url, $user ); This hook gives you the chance to modify the redirect url before the redirect is performed. … Read more
Redirect 301 /privacy-statement https://example.com/privacy/ You should avoid using a mod_alias Redirect directive when you are already using mod_rewrite for other redirects. mod_alias runs after mod_rewrite, regardless of the apparent order of the directives in your .htaccess file, so it’s possible to get unexpected conflicts. This should be converted to a mod_rewrite (RewriteRule) redirect instead: RewriteRule … Read more
How can i resolve 301 redirection Issue on my website?