Gone Response
This plugin returns a 410 Gone HTTP status for all 404 errors while still displaying the 404 content to users. Useful for SEO and notifying search engines that the page is gone, but still showing users the default 404 page content. Key Features Automatic 410 Status for Missing Pages – Automatically sends a 410 Gone HTTP status for all 404 errors, helping search engines recognize permanently removed content. Retains 404 Page Content – Displays your theme’s default 404 page content to users, preserving the user experience while signaling the page is gone. SEO-Friendly – Enhances SEO by informing search engines that removed pages are permanently gone, which can aid in quicker de-indexing of outdated URLs. Lightweight and Hassle-Free – Simple, efficient functionality with no configuration required, making it easy to install and use without any setup. Compatible with All Themes – Works seamlessly with any WordPress theme, using the theme’s existing 404 template for consistent branding and design. This plugin is ideal for site owners looking to manage removed pages effectively while improving SEO and user experience. Stay connected View on Linkedin Project developed by Follow on Twitter License This plugin is licensed under the GPLv2 or later license. For more information, see https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html.
Url Redirect Rewrite
You can create unlimited redirections and rewrites. A redirect and rewrite can be used in many situations, for example: to hide an url you don’t want to show; to short a long url; to monitor the traffic of an url; to redirect the users in another page during a maintenance; to redirect user from a dormiant domain; to rewrite the content with customized urls to customize whatever name you want Language available only in english
