Find and fix 404 errors (Page not found) in your blog WordPress

[update 2018]
The plugin presented in the article below is no longer available. For more details about how can you create a 404 page, how to find out if site visitors are visiting 404 pages (nonexistent) and how can you fix these issues, consult Google Console (provides reports on the health of your website) and article dedicated to this topic on WordPress.org (https: // codex.wordpress.org / Creating_an_Error_404_Page)) 

When a reader of yours does not find one or more page required on websiteIt means that blog fell ill Error 404: Page not found. In the best case, it can be imagined some pages of users who never existed in your blog.

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But most often it comes corrupt links or pages that were hits at a time, but because of Site changes or of errorsDisplays now 404 error. In these situations it is necessary to repair more rapid error "page not found" taking into account that they can have an impact on quite unpleasant indexing site in Google Search.

To check if your blog supplied 404 suffer from such errors and to repair these errors if any, have around a Plugin WordPress, namely TentBlogger 404 Repair.

TentBlogger 404 Repair check all display applications made the pages of your blog readers or Search EnginesAnd notifies you when application errors result 404: Page Not Found. The plugin displays corrupt links so you can quickly identify errors and then fix it. Once errors are repaired, click on repaired for the plug-in their right not to display further error.

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Download TentBlogger 404 Repair WordPress Plugin

To check if the plugin works properly on your site after its installation requires displaying a non-existent pages blog.

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The plugin will record and display application failed link-ups with dashboards.

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  1. 404 and 403 error fix: reinstall browser + addon VPN or switch from https in http and if it does not work it means that the site has been deleted. ps: for more details look for the respective information on the net. (valid only for beginners)

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