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WordPress has no feature called a redirect page. What most people need is a rule that sends an old URL to a new one with the right status code, set in the right place on the site. Most redirect problems come from two of those places disagreeing, and adding another rule rarely fixes them.
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You can install a WordPress plugin in under a minute from Plugins, then Add New Plugin, then Install Now and Activate. When it goes wrong, the cause is usually the setup around the plugin: the wrong ZIP, file ownership, an upload limit, a leftover folder, or an account that is not allowed to install. Check the plugin before you install it, and check the site after you activate it.
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In WordPress the favicon is called the Site Icon. On WordPress 6.5 and later you set it under Settings → General, and you don’t need a plugin or any code. Setting it is the easy part. Most of the time goes into getting browsers, caches and Google to show the new icon, and that goes faster when you find the cause before you start clearing things.
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