Easily redirect pages in Super with 301 or 302 redirects, or hide pages with a 404 to keep your site user-friendly and SEO-friendly.
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- Avoid broken or outdated links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- The content is outdated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
