Redirects & 404s
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Using the 404 Monitor to Find Broken URLs in WordPress
Broken URLs can send visitors to pages that no longer exist. CrawlWP’s 404 monitor records these requests, making it easier to identify important broken…
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Creating a WordPress Redirect Rule (301, 302, 410)
When you move, rename, or remove a page in WordPress, its old URL can become a dead end for anyone who follows an existing…
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Using Regex and Wildcard Redirect Matching
Sometimes you need a single redirect rule to handle a whole group of old URLs instead of creating a separate rule for every WordPress…
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Automatic Redirects When Permalink Changes in WordPress
Changing the URL of a published WordPress post or page can leave old links pointing to a 404 error. CrawlWP handles this automatically by…
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