Why is WordPress creating duplicate images on export / import of media library?
Why is WordPress creating duplicate images on export / import of media library?
Why is WordPress creating duplicate images on export / import of media library?
What’s the best way to duplicate a WordPress folder on a server?
To fix this, follow these steps: Backup your site. Save all content and SEO data (title, slug, meta description) from the pages. Delete both pages completely from the trash. Create a new page and give it the original slug. Restore the saved content and SEO data.
How to get rid of %20 from the URL? Due to this, duplicate pages are being created
Same webpage on 2 sites (multisite)
To ensure that your URLs have a consistent trailing slash and avoid duplicate content, you can use the following .htaccess rules. These rules will enforce a single trailing slash for URLs and redirect any URLs without or with multiple trailing slashes to their correct form. Here’s the updated .htaccess code: # Enable rewrite engine RewriteEngine … Read more
How to efficiently find “duplicate” posts, where the titles are different, using metadata to match posts?
I’ll answer this myself, though kudos to @jacob-peattie for noticing the selection box was non-standard and a likely culprit. So we had the ‘Radio Buttons for Taxonomies’ plugin running (up to date) with the affected taxonomy types selected there. When we removed the taxonomies from there, the problem stopped. But we wanted radio buttons here … Read more
1st step: clear yourself about how you want to retain the existing content. For example: a contact page on website1.com might be having /contact/ permalink and on website2.com the permalink could be same. So, when you migrate /contact/ from website2 to website1, what do you want WP to do if not overwrite then, it changes/appends … Read more
This is more of a general PHP question than a WordPress one. Use an array with the county as a key to group up your results. $groups = array(); foreach( $results as $result ) { $groups[$result->county][] = $result; } var_dump or print_r on $groups to see how this groups up your results. You can then … Read more