Docs Redirects Config

This page provides information about the configuration of redirects within the /docs/redirects section of our website.

What are Redirects? Redirects are used to send visitors from one URL to another. This is helpful when a page has been moved or renamed, or when you want to consolidate traffic to a single URL.
How to View Redirects To view the redirects for a specific section, you can navigate to /docs/redirects/config. This page will display a list of all redirects configured for the /docs/redirects path.
Example of a Redirect
- Old URL: /docs/redirects/introduction
- New URL: /docs/getting-started
- Redirect Type: Permanent (301)
Why Use Redirects?
- Maintain SEO Ranking: Redirects help preserve the SEO value of the original page.
- Improve User Experience: Redirects ensure that users are not met with a 404 error when they visit a non-existent page.
- Centralize Content: Redirects can help centralize content and reduce the number of pages on your site.
Additional Resources For more information on managing redirects, you can visit our Redirect Management Guide.