How Do I Redirect a Page With Button Clicks in WordPress?

If you have a WordPress website with a button on each page that links to a different page on your site, you may have noticed that some of your buttons are no longer working. This is likely because of the way WordPress redirects pages.

When you click a button on your website, WordPress will check to see if the page you are trying to go to already exists. If it does, WordPress will take you to that page.

If the page doesn’t exist, WordPress will create it and redirect you to the new page.

Unfortunately, this means that if you have a button that links to a page that doesn’t exist, WordPress will create the page and redirect you to it. This can be annoying if you were trying to click a button on a page that doesn’t exist and now you’re on a page that you didn’t want to be on in the first place.

There is a way to fix this problem, but it requires a little bit of work. You can use the wp_redirect() function to redirect any page that you want.

This means that you will have to add the function to your WordPress template file.

Once you have added the function, you will need to specify the page that you want to redirect. You can do this by using the $page parameter. For example, if you want to redirect the home page of your website, you would use the following code:

wp_redirect(‘home’);

This will redirect anyone who tries to go to the home page of your website to the main content of your website.

Now that you have learned how to redirect pages on your WordPress website, be sure to use this information to keep your visitors happy. By redirecting them to the pages that they were trying to visit, you will stop them from getting confused and frustrated.