Hi @mibsjan,
What are the 404 URLs that were listed and on which pages? I checked the homepage but there aren’t any 404 issues at the moment.
You’ll also have to make sure to request the removal of the 404 error pages and re-crawl the site to ensure the next scan results doesn’t pick any new issues.
You can also refer to these for more info:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-remove-404-errors-from-google-search-console-omar-mallik-9l8ec
Kind Regards,
Nithin
How is that occurring? Did you already access your site from different browsers in incognito/private mode? Because that issue you mentioned above can be even some plugin installed in the browser. Try to desinstall all the plugins of browser and try to access your site again for verifiying whether the issue occurs yet.
Fixing 404 Errors – My Experience and Solution
I’ve been facing the same 404 error issue on my website, The Dentaku, for a while and struggled to resolve it. Here’s what worked for me:
- Check the URL: Ensure the page URLs are correct and haven’t changed.
- Verify Pages Exist: Double-check in the backend that the pages are published and live.
- Redirects: Use a redirection plugin to send visitors to the correct page if it has moved.
- Fix Permalinks: In WordPress, go to Settings > Permalinks and click Save Changes to refresh the URL structure.
- Clear Cache: Clear your browser and server cache to avoid cached errors.
- .htaccess File: Reset the
.htaccess file if needed by renaming it and saving the permalinks again.
