• Hi All

    We recently set up our Marine Biology Courses Site with WP.

    However, one of the links that comes up under Bing searches is below:
    https://marinebiologycourses.com.au/home.html

    The problem is, this seems to be an ‘automatically made page’ and when we try to find it to edit it, we can’t.

    Any ideas, because we dont want customers sent to a page that says nothing.

    Thanks for reading.

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  • You can do permanent redirect for that link.

    After making permanent redirect all users who access the home.html page will be redirected to home page of your website.

    After sometime you can remove this code from your htaccess file because search engine will then take care of rest. Search engine will automatically redirect the visitors from home.html page to main home page.

    You just add below code in your .htaccess file of wordpress.

    Redirect 301 https://marinebiologycourses.com.au/home.html https://marinebiologycourses.com.au

    Thread Starter Brent Havill

    (@brent-havill)

    Thanks Sudhirtiwari

    We’ll try it.

    Brent Havill
    Founder
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    Thread Starter Brent Havill

    (@brent-havill)

    One More Question..

    Can we can add the code through the front end – ie marinebiologycourses.com.au/wp-admin then go to dashboard, appearance, editor & look at the files available on the r/h/s of the screen

    However, we cant see this file you mention – the only files we can see are below:

    404 Template
    (404.php)
    Archives
    (archive.php)
    Author Template
    (author.php)
    Category Template
    (category.php)
    Comments
    (comments.php)
    content-aside.php
    content-audio.php
    content-featured-post.php
    content-gallery.php
    content-image.php
    content-link.php
    content-none.php
    content-page.php
    content-quote.php
    content-video.php
    content.php
    featured-content.php
    Footer
    (footer.php)
    Theme Functions
    (functions.php)
    Header
    (header.php)
    Image Attachment Template
    (image.php)
    back-compat.php
    custom-header.php
    customizer.php
    featured-content.php
    template-tags.php
    widgets.php
    Main Index Template
    (index.php)
    Contributor Page Page Template
    (page-templates/contributors.php)
    Full Width Page Page Template
    (page-templates/full-width.php)
    Page Template
    (page.php)
    Search Results
    (search.php)
    sidebar-content.php
    sidebar-footer.php
    Sidebar
    (sidebar.php)
    Single Post
    (single.php)
    Tag Template
    (tag.php)
    taxonomy-post_format.php

    Styles

    Stylesheet
    (style.css)
    RTL Stylesheet
    (rtl.css)

    Editing this code is highly discouraged. Proceed with caution.
    Proceed

    Where you are seeing this file ? In cpanel or FTP client (FileZila) ?

    IF you are seeing it in filezila then make sure it is check to show hiden files.
    Here are the steps.

    1. Start FileZilla then select the “Server” menu at the top

    2. Select “Force showing Hidden Files”

    Thread Starter Brent Havill

    (@brent-havill)

    Hi again

    Those files were from wp-admin dashboard editor etc

    From what you say, I have to go into my cPanel with Hostgator and edit the file in there, yes?

    bh

    Yes right.

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