: .htaccess Redirect 301 in Wordpress – From Post to Page By default, Wordpress posts are added to RSS feed. For my website, I want to include Wordpress pages to RSS feed. I know that some

@Harper822

Have a look at this WordPress plugin. It should get the job done easily and efficiently.

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@Angie530

It's just a redirect. Search engines should follow it fine, but really the question is why?
This is a ridiculous, and convoluted, way to do whatever it is you're trying to accomplish. Pages don't go into feeds by default because feeds are generally assumed to be for a rolling list of recently-added content and pages are generally assumed to be outside of that process. Eventually–probably soon–you're going to add enough posts that all this junk you've done serves no purpose because the entry with the redirect has fallen out of the feed anyway.

Just use one of the available plugins. If you don't want to, then again: why? You need to justify why you're willing to go through these contortions to avoid doing what is clearly simpler and just plain correct. If you've got some otherwise-arbitrary prejudice against plugins, then take this one, remove the <?php ?> lines, which leaves you with ~50 lines of code. Dump that into your theme's functions.php file and like magic it's not a plugin anymore.

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