My blog name refer to different domain in SERP
My blog name refer to different domain in SERP
My blog name refer to different domain in SERP
Move the wordpress site to his new domain. Make sure everything is working, hint: update all url’s using Velvet Blues Plugin Point the old domain to a directory containing only two files: A file named “index.php” containing: <?php $goto = $_SERVER[“REQUEST_URI”]; header(“HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently”); header( “Location: http://new-domain-name.ch” . $goto ); ?> And a file … Read more
There are some plugins that add the next/prev links in <head> and follow Google recomendations for paginated archives, which are similar to recomendations for infinite scroll. If you are interested in doing it at yor own, you can implement the ajax load-more in archive templates and do something like this (not fully tested, just an … Read more
Search and replace post URL’s on page output?
Multiple post types or single post type with category taxonomy?
After some practice, I found two ways to do this prettier: As a text widget: You just have to define a widget area in your template. After this, in Appearance>Widget, you can add a “Text” widget in this area, with any free HTML code. It can do the trick for the ones who write HTML … Read more
As anything related to the structure of the generated HTML this is a pure theme issue. There s unlikely to be any relevant plugin as you need to know the content in order to produce the relevant html markup. You might be able to find plugins to do some specific schema.org markup but that standard … Read more
Honestly, do not worry too much about Meta Descriptions too much. Search engines decides to show their own bits of meta description, based on Keyword Searches. Make sure your content is perfected & is relevant. Having said that, make sure: You go Custom Page > Yoast SEO options > Meta Description & add your meta … Read more
your theme will have certain templates, that will render pages in certain ways. see template hierachy , you could remove these (the default behaviour is to then resort to index.php, from their you could add some redirect rules for any mention of ‘tag’ or ‘category’ to redirect to another page. This could, though, ruin your … Read more
You can actually use PHP to make redirects, rather than just .htaccess, which has the benefit of allowing you to use variables. I don’t really know woocommerce too well but you could create a redirect similar to this. Note this is pseudo code. These function calls are fictional but the logic will still apply function … Read more