How do find where a 301 redirect is located
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My report says I have http://www.30minuteseder.com/Passover.blog redirected to http://30minuteseder.com/Passover.blog. It is correct, but I can't find where the 301 redirect is located. I looked in my .htaccess file in the root and it's not there. How do I find it so I can change it?
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I don't know anything about javascript except their cool logo. I know a little html. How do I find the original page? I guess it's on my hosting ftp somewhere, but I don't know where to look. What would be the name of the file/ folder? It's a wordpress blog.
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Have you looked on the actual page, it could be a javascript on the old page 301'ing to the new if you don't see it in .htaccess.
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