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Redirects & The 404 Monitor
Catch a broken link before your customer does
Every broken link is a customer who arrived and left, and you usually hear about it from nobody. You get a full redirect manager (301, 302, 307, 410 and 451) with CSV import and a direct importer for the Redirection plugin's export, so moving house doesn't mean retyping every rule. The 404 monitor logs what actually broke, exports it, and turns any hit into a redirect in one click from the same screen, so the lost customer becomes a redirect before the next one arrives.
Rename a page, keep its traffic
Turn it on and renaming a slug records a visible, removable 301 by itself, touching only a redirect the renamed post owned and never one belonging to something else.
One click, straight from the hit
See a 404 you recognise, click "redirect this", and the rule exists. No second screen, no retyping the broken path.
Questions
Which redirect types are supported?
301, 302, 307, 410 and 451, with CSV import and an importer built for the Redirection plugin's export.
Is a renamed slug redirected automatically?
Only if you turn that setting on. It's off by default, and always removable.
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