How Do You Redirect A Web Page To Another?
Redirecting a web page to a different web address can save you time and energy. This is especially true if you have a number of websites that you need to route to one location, or if you’ve recently changed web addresses and need to send your visitors to your new site. You don’t want to lose your old/new customers or have to recreate your website. To create a permanent redirect, create a file called “.htaccess” in the folder you want redirected (if there’s not one on the web server already). Otherwise, download the .htaccess file that’s already in the folder of your web server to your local computer. Using a plain text editor, add the following code inside the .htaccess file of the new file you’re creating, or add the code before the existing code of an existing .htaccess file: redirect permanent /path/location/of/file URL-of-the-new-page To add other web pages you want to redirect, add them below the first line of code. To redirect all the pages in a folder, simply leave the file name
