WP Plugin: 404 Redirection Made Easy

Posted in » WordPress - by Ades on November 28th, 2008

New to this blog? See our Popular Posts section to get started, we have tons of great articles that can benefit you. Don't miss the upcoming interesting articles, subscribe to our RSS.


If you delete some old posts in your blog and do not want to lose the traffic, you can redirect the traffic to the new updated page. Normally, if you do not redirect, users who come to search for that page would be shown 404 error page (i.e the page doesn’t exist error).

So, basically this plugin allows you to do that without touching your .htaccess file. Because, usually this type of redirection (301 permanent redirect) is done by modifying your .htaccess file. And as you know, modifying your .htaccess wrongly can have dire consequences.

wp_redirection.png

As you can see from the screenshot above, it’s very straightforward to use - just insert the old (non existent) URL and the new URL that you want your users to be redirected to. That’s it.

Plugin URL: http://urbangiraffe.com/plugins/redirection/ (he has some other great plugins too)

[Post to Twitter]  [Post to Delicious]  [Post to Digg]  [Post to StumbleUpon] 


Related Posts




7 Responses to “WP Plugin: 404 Redirection Made Easy”

  1. By Red on Nov 28, 2008

    That is so much easier than modifying your .htaccess and makes it easier to keep track of all the changes.

  2. By Kitchenaid Mixer on Nov 29, 2008

    It’s cool plugin, i am gonna add it in my blog.

  3. By nurusha on Nov 29, 2008

    ehm..thanks for this info. Its new to me.

  4. By PS3 on Nov 30, 2008

    Looks like a neat plugin. Will add it to my blog!

  5. By SEO Tips South Africa on Dec 1, 2008

    Wow, that does seem rather simple. I’m definitely adding this one to my project blog. 301 redirects made easy!

  6. By Women's Fashion on Dec 1, 2008

    That’s one way of doing it, I personally use the htaccess file.

  7. By Erwin Tan on Dec 3, 2008

    Cool plugin.. That will save alot of time and hassles as well..

    Especially those who have moved their sites to new domains like I did..


Post a Comment