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When you create a manual redirect, WordPress stores the old URL and the new URL in the database but doesn’t use them. Whenever you make a change to the post’s content or the location of the post, you need to update the manual redirect as well. Links or pages redirecting to the home page is a common WordPress issue that is caused by many possible reasons, which include browser cache and cookies, permalinks, faulty plugins or themes, and changes to the .htaccess file.
Here are the steps mentioned below that may help you:
- Clear browser cookies and cache
- Fix permalinks
- Deactivate plugins
- Deactivate theme
- Reset .htaccess file
- Other WordPress link errors
For the 400 bad request error to be fixed:
1. Verify that the domain name and the particular page you’re attempting to access are spelled and written correctly in the submitted URL and that they are separated by forward slashes.
If URL is correct then move to clear the cache
2. When locally saved website files are damaged, a 400 Bad Request error may result. The browser cache has to be cleaned in order to remedy this.
3. Delete the cookies if the cache didn’t work. You may have corrupted cookies.
4. If uploading a file exceeds the limit then it can also be the reason for error 400.
5. If domain Names System’s data is out of date or corrupted it can also cause bad request errors.
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