• Resolved ianttt

    (@ianttt)


    Hi

    I used to have WordPress installed in the root directory but due to other reasons I deleted that site and created it again and this time installed WordPress in a directory inside the root directory.

    Old: root/WordPressInstall New: root/en/WordpressInstall
    Where WordPressInstall is my website of course

    I have a lot of indexed pages from root/WordPressInstall that now create 404 errors which I understand why this happens as the pages are no longer there.

    Is there a way to redirect all 404 errors that are being generated from root/WordPressInstall to redirect to the new root/en/WordpressInstall homepage because all I can seem to find are plugins that will work if installed in the root/en/WordpressInstall so are only looking for root/en/WordpressInstall pages.

    Can anyone recommend a plugin that will help me achieve that or should I use the htaccess to redirect the old pages to the new homepage?

    Or is it best to leave the old pages appearing in search results as I have created a 404 page in root/WordPressInstall and wait for them eventually drop out of search results.

    Thanks in advance
    Ian

    • This topic was modified 2 years ago by ianttt.
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  • Plugin Support Milind More

    (@milindmore22)

    Hello @ianttt

    This is dedicated support forum for AMP plugin, if you have any issue regarding AMP plugin we will be happy to help!

    If you have any issue regarding WordPress installations, we will recommend checking Installing WordPress Forum

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