Every page shows the 404-message today. We did not do anything on the site that could have caused this. I thought that it was a plugin that had broken, cause I could not even access the plugins page in the dashboard. I tried to disable every plugin by changing their names via a ftp-client, but that did not help. Then I checked the .htaccess files and saw something odd:
On my wordpress theming blog I recently made an article about how you can make a sitemap for your wordpress blog. I am not talking about the xml-sitemap, for that one you can use a plugin. This is about a page that you add to your blog, that outputs a link to every post on your blog based on the categories. The sitemap is automatically updated every time you update your site or adds a new post. Read more
This is the search engine optimization (SEO) and web tactics webiste/blog for Jonathan Björkskog, working at and co-owning Genero Digital Agency, a digital advertising agency based in Helsinki, Finland. If you searched for my Swedish blog, you find it here: jonathanbjorkskog.net.
That's one of my passions.
If you were searching for the other one, kitesurfing, you should check out my kitesurfing blog instead. I am now as well surfing as a team-rider for Jesajasport, a kitesurfing shop in Finland selling Spleene kites, kiteboards and Stand Up Paddleboards.
