Manage Redirects

Create redirects to recover broken links or send users and search engines to other URLs.

Scroll Sites offers two ways to set up your redirects: simple or literal redirects and advanced redirects.

An advanced redirect can redirect whole groups of pages, while a literal redirect always just applies to a single page.

Literal redirects are helpful for overwriting one Scroll site URLs with another one. This will allow you to maintain more stable links or control your users' flow through the help center beyond the options provided by Scroll Sites.

Advanced redirects let you redirect whole groups of pages. They are ideal to recover lots of broken Scroll Sites URLs (e.g. for deleted or migrated articles) since they dynamically match any number of URLs without having to create a rule per URL or even knowing what those URLs might all be.

Create and manage redirects for your Scroll site under Site settings > Redirects.

Learn how to set up redirects in the following articles:

Simple (Literal) Redirects — Set up simple redirects for overwriting one Scroll site URL (working or not) with another URL.

Advanced (RegEx) Redirects — Advanced redirects can redirect whole groups of pages to help you handle migration scenarios or create the impression of a certain structure.