Redirecting each post is probably very difficult since you are starting off on WP you should find a good permalink structure that will work for you in the future. Although some people think it is ugly I prefer to use. It is recommended to always include the ID in your Permalink structure. PostID/PostName.html If you use dates it can throw off your SEO and it can cause different problems later unless you also include the postid. This is because your post can always be found with the PostID... So if your url is yoursite.com/postid/postname.html your post can be found with yoursite.com/postid and it will resolve so back to your problem Where are these links? are they hard coded in your post? if they are in your posts what you can do is a search and replace using a plugin or using phpMyAdmin First backup your database install one of the find replace plugins http://wordpress.org/plugins/find-replace/ find the string you need to change across your site and change it. you could also redirect .htaccess settings can redirect old urls to new ones.. not a pleasant way to do this though and its a hack not a fix or with a plugin http://wordpress.org/plugins/safe-redirect-manager/