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EXPERT SOLUTION FOR REDIRECTING 404 ERROR PAGES TO HOME PAGE IN BLOGGER & WORDPRESS

  • Redirecting 404 error pages to home page in blogger While browsing the web you might observe messages like, the page you are looking for is unavailable. 
  • The requested URL is not found on this server oops page not found or 404 error etc. This is due to the broken links of website/blog.
What will you do?
  • Mostly you hit back button when you face such types of problem. In this tutorial I will show you how to redirect 404 error pages to home page in blogger.
404 Error Pages
  • When the server could not find the requested URL due to any reason(broken links).Your blog returns a 404 error pages which show that actual URL does not exist.404 error pages is common issue found on every Website/blog and occur due to the following reasons
  • When someone link back to the URL that is not existing
  • When post or page URL is renamed
  • When the post or page is deleted
How to check 404 pages in blogger
  • Google Webmaster Tools is the best tool to manage and fix all the issue on your website/blog.
  • To find all the 404 error pages login to Google webmaster tools there is section called crawls which will shows you all the 404 error pages.
  • All the error URLs that you see in crawls section are detected by Google bots. You can redirect your visitor to the home page of your website/blog. You can set a message for visitors and tell them the actual problem.
REDIRECTING 404 ERROR PLUGIN FOR WORDPRESS
  • 5sec Proper 404
  • Wordpress Ultimate 404 Plugin
  • SEO Redirection Pro
How to Redirect 404 error pages to home in blogger
  • Step 1 - Login to blogger >> setting >> Search >> Preference >> custom page not found
  • Step 2 - Now copy the following code and paste it to Custom page not found Option.
<h1>Oops 404!</h1>
<br><b>The page you are looking for may have been renamed or does not exist in this server</b><br><br>
<b>You will be redirected to homepage shortly
</b><script>
blogger_redirect = setTimeout(function() { location.pathname= "/" }, 7000);
</script>

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