How to Get Rid of Good Redirects
When you create a HTML page for your website, there is a chance that after some time, the page may become irrelevant. Instead of completely overhauling your website, you may choose to create a brand new site. When you do this, you may place a redirect code on your HTML page that automatically sends users to your new page, even though they entered the URL for the old page. If you have a situation in which the new site isn't fully ready or not performing as you would hope, get rid of the redirects so that users only visit the actual URLs they enter in their browser address bars.
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Instructions
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Log in to your Web server.
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Open the HTML page that includes the redirect code.
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Locate the redirect code, which is in the <head> section of the document. The code will look something like this:
<meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="0;URL=http://www.redirectedtoURL.com">
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Highlight the code by dragging your mouse over it, then right-click your mouse and select "Cut." This removes the redirect code from the page.
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Publish the page.
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