My site was hacked some time ago. I've since then redesigned it and obviously removed all the injection spam. Now I see in search console that I'm getting hundreds of url errors (from the spam links that no longer work).

How do I remove them from the search console. The only option I see is "mark as fixed", but obviously they are not "fixed", rather removed.

I've already uploaded a new sitemap and fetched the site, as well as submitted a reconsideration request that has been approved.

Awesome! Thanks Bas. Thats a great idea. I'll give it a shot.

Hi Martijn. Thanks for your response. My primary concern are the links that appear below my main link in the SERP. See screenshot. Half out those are no longer working. Sure, they redirect to a 301, but its still messy.

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Hi Mark. Thanks for your response. All links as far as I can tell now have 301s. I'm sure there might be the odd page out that I forgot, but I'll be monitoring search console for errors.

Your suggestion about the specific page to redirect web design traffic is a good one. I'll think about it.

I launched my redesigned website 4 days ago. I submitted a new site map, as well as submitted it to index in search console (google webmasters).

I see that when I google my site, My new open graph settings are coming up correct.

Still, a lot of my old site pages are definitely still indexed within google. How long will it take for google to drop off or "de-index" my old pages?

Due to the way I restructured my website, a lot of the items are no longer available on my site. This is on purpose. I'm a graphic designer, and with the new change, I removed many old portfolio items, as well as any references to web design since I will no longer offering that service.

My site is the following:
http://studio35design.com