How would I use wpseo_canonical filter to set a canonical URL for the posts in www.example.com/uk/? E.g. the blog post www.example.com/uk/blog/post-1/ should have a canonical URL of www.example.com/blog/post-1/ I believe. I don’t know if that should be the canonical URL, but if you are asking how can that be done, then this would do it, … Read more
Upon inspection, this code never prints to the page. I imagine it might have to do with parse order. It depends where you added it. If you want to add code to the <head> element of the page you either need to put it in that element in the head in the header.php template or … Read more
Install “Yoast Test Helper” Plugin Navigate to Tools -> Yoast Test Under Yoast SEO, Click the “Reset Indexables tables & migrations”
Check error logs – probably PHP sent some content to browser before WordPress tried redirection (and failed because headers was already sent). Check if you don’t have any ?> on the end of config, theme and plugins files, and ofc check if deactivating plugins and temporary changing theme to one of Twentys help, it could … Read more
After changing siteurl ,home url form database it shows 3/4 errors called
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How to fix Ahref error showing wordpress admin pages as “Duplicate pages without canonical”?
This is by design and intentional. WordPress rewrites have become increasingly complex over the years, and many plugins utilise the page endpoint for a page (usually with a template and custom query) – redirecting introduces a potential world of pain. Long story short, it doesn’t matter anyway. WordPress adds <link rel=”canonical /> for pages, so … Read more
You have to install Yoast SEO and then add to functions.php: function return_canon () { $canon_page = get_pagenum_link(1); return $canon_page; } function canon_paged() { if (is_paged()) { add_filter( ‘wpseo_canonical’, ‘return_canon’ ); } } add_filter(‘wpseo_head’,’canon_paged’);
It depends on how your canonical URLs are being written to the page. In your theme’s header you may find something like: <link rel=”canonical” href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/331598/<?php echo get_permalink(); ?>”> If you are able to edit your theme (or child theme if using a distributed theme) you can put whatever you want there instead. For instance, you … Read more