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Hi Rajan,

Thanks for the reply.

I’ve just investigated this with the customer support of my hosting, so we found the issue, but not sure with the solution.

Previously I said that I hosted more than 1 blog in the hosting service, where http://mixedupalready.com is my main domain, while the others are add on.

I did put a redirect code on the .htaccess of http://mixedupalready.com, which apparently (after I investigated this with my hosting), also affected other domains in the same hosting.

After I looked at the public html, the hosting – domain relation is like this

Public HTML folder, consists of:
– files of http://mixedupalready.com, including the .htaccess
– folder of http://kadungcampur.com (if i look inside, there is .htaccess too)

So I think, as the http://mixedupalready.com is located at the public html, not contained in 1 folder, that’s why any changes on the .htaccess will affect other domains (that’s what I thought haha).

The customer support said that probably I should modify the redirect code, so it won’t affect other domains. I don’t understand about coding, as I got this from https://yoast.com/change-wordpress-permalink-structure/. If you know coding, perhaps you could help me how to make this code only affecting http://mixedupalready.com only?

This is what I got from Yoast: (it was $2 at the end before – is there any difference with $1 :D)
RedirectMatch 301 ^/([^/]+)/$ http://mixedupalready.com/$1

Can you help?