404 Page Not Found WordPress Errors Print

It is often the case that users receive 404 Page Not Found errors when the rewrite rules in the .htaccess file have been changed, or when a new theme has been activated. These two methods will solve this error.

Correct The Permalinks

1. When logged in to WordPress, click "Settings", then "Permalinks". Copy and save the current structure.
2. Click "Default".
3. Click "Save Settings".
4. Change the settings back to the previous configuration. Put the structure back in.
5. Click "Save Settings".

Modify .htaccess

Using the guide in this knowledgebase article to find and open your .htaccess file, paste in this code to the top of the file.

If you continue to have problems such as the wrong domain name showing up in link, missing images or styles, or redirecting to another site, it may be the case that you have the wrong domain name configured in your WordPress blog.