Redirects now work across every public blog page
Apply a saved redirect before looking up the old page, including home, post, category, author, form, and nested blog paths.
Saved redirect rules now take priority across the full public blog experience.
- Redirect paths that no longer exist: a matching rule runs before inblog looks up the old post, category, author, or form, so a deleted source page does not become a 404 first.
- Cover every public page type: rules now apply consistently to the blog home, posts, categories, authors, standalone forms, post forms, and deeper nested paths.
- Keep the redirect you selected: permanent and temporary rules retain their intended status, while relative destinations stay on the blog's active domain.
- Handle malformed addresses safely: malformed blog URLs now return a non-indexable 404 instead of causing a server error.