Blogger Help Error 404
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text similar to it "Sorry, the page you were looking for in this blog does not exist.". This may happen because you have changed your URLs over time, either removed a few pages when you overhauled error 404 blogger custom domain your design or a visitor may have accidentally misspelled an URL inexistent in your
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blog, so it automatically redirects to the 404 error page (page not found). And probably this will not make a blogger 404 error good impression on the greatest potential users of our blog. Before the user clicks the back button or close the window/browser's tab, thus leaving our site forever, we may want to redirect 404 google domain error in Blogger to a page, where are chances that the visitor will continue reading our blog. One of the most used methods is the "meta refresh" but the problem with this method is that it breaks navigation (doesn't allow to return back). In this case, the best method is by using Javascript about which I will go in detail below. Redirect Blogger 404 Error with Javascript Go to your Blogger dashboard, select your blog and then to Settings > Search preferences > Custom Page Not Found. Copy and paste the following code inside the empty box: Sorry, the page you're looking for in this blog does not exist. You will be redirected to homepage shortly. The message which is going to be displayed can be modified as you want. If you are willing to redirect your blog 404 error page to another page other than your home page, just replace pathname to href and / with the url of your page. And finally, the number 5000 which is the delay expressed in milliseconds, can be changed to other value if this is more convenient. Next thing to do is to Save all changes made in this section and do a little test to check if the code works well. You can verify the 404 error page functionality by adding a custom text at the end of your blog address and after hitting Enter, you should see the error page followed by a redirection after 5 seconds. That's it! Share this post: 15 comments: Anony
Advertisements Blogger is a robust CMS and Blogging platform, but sometime a slight bug might make your website inaccessible for everyone. What would happen if a certain URL of your site stops responding in a middle of a night, when you are asleep while another part of the world tries to access it? To tackle such errors you can monitor Server UP time of your site, so that you can receive notifications whenever a certain URL or the content of your site goes down. However, the main problem is fixing the 404 Errors! http://helplogger.blogspot.com/2013/10/redirect-blogger-404-error-homepage.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+helplogger+(Blogger+Help) In this article, we will show you How to Fix Blogger Posts giving 404 Error? When a certain URL or blog post is returning 404 Error in Blogger then, it means that they are entirely deleted, moved to a new URL or someone reported your content. As a result, blogger team reverted it to draft. First of all don't panic, most of the times you http://www.mybloggerlab.com/2013/05/how-to-fix-posts-returning-404-error-in-blogger.html can still recover your deleted posts. You can recover them through easily though this tutorial. However, if you are still unable to recover your deleted posts then, there is only one way to remove the 404 Error and that is to redirect it your Homepage. Sometime, your posts are indexed in search engine but due to some mistake or lapses it starts giving 404 errors. Not to keep your visitors away from 404 errors, it is essential to redirect them safely to your home page. Go to Blogger.com >> Your Site >> Search Preference >> Custom Redirects >> Edit >> New Redirect. In the first text box, add the URL of a post which is returning 404 error while keep the second box empty. One everything is done Press "Save" and then "Save Changes" buttons to finish the process. Congratulations: You have successfully fixed Blogger post returning 404 errors by redirecting it to the homepage. You can open the URL and instead of showing not found error it would take you to your homepage. If you have a lot of 404 Errors on your site, then Instead of moving all not found U
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