I have an old website, and I want to delete all the pages except the homepage and make it so that if anyone follows a link to any of the pages they will be redirected to the homepage. (The homepage will have information about the website's shutdown and where all the services can be found now, with links.) I want this redirect to be as search-engine-friendly as possible. I thought of seeing the 404 error page as the homepage, but I doubt that that is search-engine-friendly. A meta-refresh isn't very search-engine-friendly, and it would be inconvenient, since I would have to edit every page. Is there a good way to do this with .htaccess or anything? Thanks, Scott
you can do this with .htaccess Redirect 301 /oldpage.html http://www.example.com/newpage.html put that in your .htaccess