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Resolve 404 Errors for Events | Bright Plugins Docs

1 min read Updated April 16, 2026 By the Bright Plugins team

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When encountering 404 errors for events on your WordPress website, the issue often stems from permalinks. Fortunately, resolving this is straightforward through the WordPress admin panel.

To address the 404 errors:

  1. Access WordPress Admin: Log in to your WordPress dashboard.
  2. Navigate to Permalinks Settings: In the dashboard menu, locate and click on “Settings,” then select “Permalinks.”
  3. Save Permalink Settings: You don’t need to make any changes to your permalink structure. Simply navigate to the Permalinks settings page and click the “Save Changes” button at the bottom. This action flushes the rewrite rules.
  4. Verification: After saving the permalink settings, revisit the events pages on your website. Refresh the page to ensure that the 404 errors have been resolved.
  5. Testing: Test various event links to confirm that they are now accessible without encountering 404 errors.

By following these steps, you should effectively resolve 404 errors for events on your WordPress site.

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Updated on April 16, 2026 · Need help? Open a support ticket