How to Easily Fix 404 Errors From Your WordPress Dashboard
Imagine a situation in which you’re browsing the Internet for an important piece of information. As usual, Google gives you several options, and you click on the one you think fits best with your requirement. Unfortunately, though, when you land on the website, you find a 404 error being displayed on your screen. Can anything be more frustrating than that? The same can happen on your website too. And if that happens, your visitors will face the same amount of dissatisfaction as you did upon seeing the 404 error. Luckily, there are easy ways to fix 404 errors from your WordPress dashboard. If you’re not sure how to do that, this article is for you. In the following sections, we’ll tell you how exactly to remove a 404 error from your website without sweating it. But before that, let’s understand what the 404 error is. What is a 404 Error? 404 Error, also popularly known as ‘Page Not Found,’ is an error that means that the browser can’t locate the page you’re trying to access. This usually happens when your .htaccess file gets deleted or something goes wrong with the rewrite rules. But that doesn’t mean that your page was…
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