Hey! So a 410 error is basically the server's way of saying "this page is *permanently* deleted," not just missing like a 404.
If you're seeing it in Search Console, it’s likely because someone (or some plugin) explicitly told the server to return a 410. Could be in your .htaccess, or maybe your CMS (like WordPress) has a setting for it.
To undo it, you’d need to either restore the page or change the server response back to 200 or 404. Check out Screaming Frog to scan your site for these errors—super helpful tool!
If you're seeing it in Search Console, it’s likely because someone (or some plugin) explicitly told the server to return a 410. Could be in your .htaccess, or maybe your CMS (like WordPress) has a setting for it.
To undo it, you’d need to either restore the page or change the server response back to 200 or 404. Check out Screaming Frog to scan your site for these errors—super helpful tool!