How to Redirect a WordPress Tab

1. Log in to your WordPress admin area. Because this process involves installing a plugin, you will need administrator privileges to proceed. If you aren't a site admin, either contact the administrator and inquire about getting your account upgraded, or ask him to complete the task himself.
2. Click 'Plugins' from the left-side menu bar, and then click 'Add New.' Type 'Quick page post redirect plugin' into the text field, and click 'Search Plugins.'

3. Find 'Quick Page/Post Redirect Plugin' in the search results and click 'Install Now.' Wait for the plugin to install, and then click 'Activate Plugin' from the confirmation screen.
4. Click 'Pages' from the left-side menu bar. You now have a choice: you can either create a new page to redirect, or you can redirect an existing page. Note that if you do redirect an already existing page, your readers won't be able to view the content of that page. Either click 'Add New,' or find the page you want to redirect in the list, and click its title.
5. Scroll down to just below the main editing area in the middle of the screen. Under the 'Quick Page/Post Redirect Plugin' header, check the 'Make Redirect Active' box. You have three other options from this menu. By clicking the relevant check boxes, you can opt to have the destination URL open in a new browser window, add a 'nofollow' tag to the link which prevents search engines from using this link to determine the positioning of websites in web searches, and you can hide the original page's URL in favor of the one you're redirecting to. Select the options you desire.
6. Copy and paste the full URL into the 'Redirect URL' text field just below the check boxes. You must type in the full URL, including the 'http://' part of the link. Click 'Update' at the top-right of the screen. Any time someone attempts to access this page via your tabs, she'll now be redirected to the URL you specified.