Redirecting a page means automatically sending visitors from one page to another, or showing a message that a page no longer exists. This helps keep your website easy to navigate, prevents broken links, and improves your SEO.
n Super, you can set up temporary redirects (302), permanent redirects (301), or hide a page using a 404 error.
Why Use Redirects or 404 Pages?
Redirects and 404 pages help you:
Send visitors to the right page
Avoid broken or outdated links
Keep your site organized and user-friendly
Maintain or protect your SEO rankings
Tell search engines when a page has moved or been removed
This improves both visitor experience and search visibility.
301 vs 302 Redirects: What’s the Difference?
301 Redirect (Permanent)
A 301 redirect means the page has moved forever.
Best for:
Replacing an old page with a new one
Removing a page permanently
Changing website URLs
What happens:
Visitors go to the new page
Search engines transfer SEO value to the new URL
The old page is treated as gone for good
👉 Use 301 when the change is permanent
302 Redirect (Temporary)
A 302 redirect means the page is moved temporarily and will return later.
Best for:
Temporary updates
Short-term promotions
Testing different pages
What happens:
Visitors go to a temporary page
Search engines do not fully transfer SEO value
The original page is expected to come back
👉 Use 302 when the change is temporary
Simple Rule to Remember
301 = Permanent change
302 = Temporary change
If you’re unsure, 301 is usually the safer choice for SEO.
How to Set Up a Page Redirect in Super
⚠️ Page redirects are a Pro feature
Redirect an Existing Page
Open your Pages list in Super
Click the three dots on the page
Select Edit Page
Scroll down and click Redirect
Turn the redirect ON
Choose 301 or 302
Select the page you want visitors to go to
To remove it, disable the redirect in the same menu.
Create a New Redirect Page
Go to Pages
Click Add new page
Open the Redirect tab
Enter the page path you want to redirect
Choose 301 or 302
Select the destination page
To remove it, click the three dots and select Remove Page.
Hiding a Page Using a 404 (Taking It Offline)
A 404 page tells visitors “This page doesn’t exist anymore.”
This is useful when:
You want to remove a page completely
The content is outdated
You don’t want users to access it anymore
How to Hide a Page in Super
⚠️ This is also a Pro feature
Open Pages
Click the three dots on the page
Select Edit Page
Click Hide page (404)
Turn the switch ON