Title: WordPress Support for 404 error
1404 error in WordPress
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2About 404 error
A 404 error is generated by your server when a
requested URL is not found. If you are familiar
with the internet, you must be familiar with 404
errors. These pages come up annoyingly when you
are searching the web for content. You will see
the words, The page cannot be found. The page
you are looking for might have been removed, had
its name changed or is temporarily available.
This usually happens when there is no URL to
deliver.
- This occurs because of a glitch in the client
server interaction which may happen due to many
reasons- - The page you are looking for may not exist any
more. - The link to the page you are searching may be
broken. - You may have simply typed the wrong URL.
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3WordPress 404 Error Occurring on Every Page
Except Homepage
- Login to your WordPress Dashboard. From the
left-hand navigation menu in WordPress, - Click settings gt Permalinks (Note the current
setting. If you are utilizing a custom structure,
copy or save the custom structure place.) - After that, you need to Select the Default
setting. - Save your changes.
- Change the settings back to the previous
configuration (the once you selected before
Default). - Put the custom structure back if you had one.
- Click Save Settings.
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4404 Error After Changing Permalinks in WordPress
- .htaccess is a hidden file, so you must set all
files as visible in your FTP. - First thing first, Login to your server using
FTP, download .htaccess file which is located in
the same location where folders like /wp-content/
wp-admin /wp-includes/ are located. - Next, open this file in the text editor of your
choice. - Visit the following link https//codex.wordpress.
org/htaccess and copy paste the version of the
code that is most suitable for your website. - Save the .htaccess file and upload it to the live
server.
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5How to Fix WordPress 404 Error on Internet
Explorer for Your Website
Sometimes, your WordPress website is working
fine on different web browsers except Internet
Explorer. This is because, IE is ignoring the 404
condition since the dawn of IE. However, a few
weeks back, Microsoft introduced a system update
for IE7 IE8 that can result in stopping the 404
error occurring on your website instantly, even
if your website sends valid content back. The
solution is simple. You will have to put the code
in header.php which is located in your theme
folder. header(HTTP/1.1 200 OK)
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6Thank you!! ?
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