You’ll need to change this in, most likely, your header.php file in your themes root. I would suggest that you use something like YoastSEO Plugin which will give you granular manipulation of your sites <title> and <meta> tags. If this is not an option, you would have to dive into the header.php template and update … Read more
Internal DB structure has nothing to do with SEO. SEO is all about front end content and URL structure, and while internal APIs can make some URL structures easier or harder to achieve there is no limitation at all about the front end. This applies both to “normal” wordpress and multisite. As for WPML, you … Read more
Google also pulls information from the PDF file itself. To truly fix the files, you’ll need Acrobat Pro. You can then edit the embedded title, and you then delete the original and upload a new one. If these PDFs are associated with specific Posts or Pages, it’s safest to go to that individual Post or … Read more
Okay, after digging into various areas, I noticed I have a security plugin that is blocking these changes. Problem solved by whitelisting, 🙂 in case anyone else has this issue, check your security settings.
Ensure that you provide a canonical url – this should ensure that search engines don’t see the url variants as duplicate content. Additionally, appending a number on the url, will make WordPress try to access that page. Using a debug plugin, such as Debug Bar, is quite useful for diagnosing this kind of behaviour as … Read more
If you are interested in a way to avoid the uncertainty (as Google will most likely never document what they’ll do in such a case, and it could change anytime, or depend on additional signals etc.): Give both Product items the same URI as ID. This conveys to consumers that both of the Product items … Read more
Also, don’t develop on the stage server. You’ll face a lot of problems in the future doing so. Develop on the local computer.
Create custom action in function.php, which checks current page type (if it’s category or tag page). function hidden_term_name_action() { if( is_category() || is_tag() ){ $term_id = get_queried_object_id(); $term = get_term($term_id); if($term){ echo sprintf(‘<h1 style=”display:none;”>%s</h1>’, esc_attr($term->name)); } } } add_action(‘hidden_term_name’, ‘hidden_term_name_action’); Paste this code in header.php, which fires this action and pastes term title inside hidden … Read more
Ok here is how I parsed the snippets in case anyone else needs to know $id = get_the_ID(); $post = get_post( $id, ARRAY_A ); $yoast_title = get_post_meta( $id, ‘_yoast_wpseo_title’, true ); $yoast_desc = get_post_meta( $id, ‘_yoast_wpseo_metadesc’, true ); $metatitle_val = wpseo_replace_vars($yoast_title, $post ); $metatitle_val = apply_filters( ‘wpseo_title’, $metatitle_val ); $metadesc_val = wpseo_replace_vars($yoast_desc, $post ); $metadesc_val … Read more
I’m not sure this will fix it, but maybe try using the current category slug for the $current_category variable, instead of single_cat_title(), like so: $term = get_queried_object(); $current_category = $term->slug; This might help because the category_name parameter in WP_Query, despite its name, should be the term slug. single_cat_title() returns the displayed category title, not slug.