WordPress plugins: Redirection by John Godley

Andrew Biss on June 3rd 2010 in Articles

Easily manage 301 redirections and 404 not-found errors

If you’re changing your WordPress site or blog structure and moving posts and pages around, then John Godley’s Redirection plugin makes it easy to add 301 redirects to the new canonical definitions. It also catches 404 errors, with an easy way to add redirects for incorrect URLs, common typos etc.

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