According to this answer there is no difference between tags and categories in terms of SEO. (In reply to your initial question.) Since technically categories and tags are very similar, I assume that Google would also not see a difference between using built-in or custom taxonomies. You can make your tags hierarchical and organize them … Read more
Subcategory Page 404ing
You can’t use wp_localize_script with jquery. this function use the WP_Scripts::localize() function which have a condition right in the start. You can see it in the file \wp-includes\class.wp-scripts.php line 414 if ( $handle === ‘jquery’ ) $handle=”jquery-core”; You can do something else like add the script with other action like wp_head if your script is … Read more
Yoast only looks at the_content – that is, the content in the main, default WP editor. If your other plugin stores the content of posts in any other way, Yoast won’t see that content. You’ll probably be best off just disabling content analysis in Yoast if you’d like to continue using that plugin. Or, you … Read more
After some research I found a code snippet that exactly does the job as desired. See https://orbitingweb.com/blog/adding-next-and-prev-tags-to-paginated-posts/ for details and further explanations.
How to add blog in default WordPress post type for SEO standard rule?
You can set a canonical URL: <link rel=”canonical” href=”https://www.amaoni.de/shop/hundebetten” /> which will tell search engines that those pages are copies of each other (just with different filters). You can also tell Google, via Webmaster tools, which URL parameters to ignore (your filters). See this Help Centre article: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/6080548?hl=en
Robots.txt file not updating
301 redirects after changing permalinks
For now I have done this via category.php /* Redirect Category to Post Grid tab */ <?php $cat = get_queried_object(); wp_redirect( site_url(‘/locations/’).’?tx_category=’.$cat->slug ); exit();