How to Stop Site Redirection
You may set your website to direct to another page if your page is not yet fully developed or if you have created a new website that you feel would better serve your purposes. A site redirects when you place redirect code into the HTML page. Setting a site to redirect and stopping the redirection of a site both require about the same amount of effort. Only a minimal amount of HTML expertise is needed to stop site redirection.
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Instructions
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Open your Web browser and log in to your Web server.
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Click on the HTML document for the page on which you want to stop site redirection.
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Locate the redirect code in the <head> section of the document. This section of the code appears something like this:
<meta HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" content="0; URL=http://www.otherwebsite.com/index.html">
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Click and drag your cursor over this section of code to select it.
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Press "Ctrl" and "X" to cut the redirect code from the HTML document.
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Publish the page. The site will no longer redirect.
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