Client-side redirects: These redirects occur directly in the browser. Users can trigger a client-side redirect when they select a link. For example, if you select a page and are given an option to "click this link if you are not redirected within 5 seconds," you have encountered a client-side redirect.
Server-side redirection: This type of redirection occurs when the web server responds with a server status code. You can thank server-side redirection when a user clicks on an outdated page or link and is automatically redirected to a new page.
Redirecting URLs via htaccess file
The htaccess file is a configuration file that tells your server how to display pages from the WordPress root directory. We only recommend that you use this method for redirection if you are or have a web developer, or if you are familiar with the technical backend of the WordPress CMS.
How to redirect URL via htaccess file
1. Verify your web host's htaccess editing rules. Double-check greece mobile database that you have edit-level access and can make changes to the file without help from your web host or web developer.
2. Back up your site and create a copy of your current htaccess file. It is very important to back up your site and download your htaccess file before making any changes. If something goes wrong, you can revert to your original site.
3. In the root directory, add this line of code at the top:
Redirect 301 current-pagetml :.yoursiteomnew-page
Redirect URL via plugin
This is one of the best ways to implement redirects on WordPress. Plugins leave little room for error. Remember to back up your site before installing and using plugins.