You need to look at the source code from the front-end of your website, ie the published version of the page that your website visitors can see. The code you’re pasting here is not HTML. These are shortcodes that a plugin or the active in WordPress use to generate HTML. The good news is you … Read more
Canonical links are typically used when you have multiple URLs on the same domain pointed at the same content to prevent search engines from indexing duplicate content. In this case, redirecting the domain is probably the best option. You can do that either through the control panel for your domains or with a .htaccess file. … Read more
This is a bit of a guess but there is a setting in the backend that will discourage indexing. Make sure that is not checked.
You need to set your ACF field to return the image object instead of the URL. You can then use the following code to retrieve the image and alt text: <?php $slideshow_image = get_field(‘slideshow_image’); // Check for alt text – if there isn’t any, use the image title $alt = ($slideshow_image[‘alt’]?$slideshow_image[‘alt’]:$slideshow_image[‘title’]); // Return full size … Read more
No, there shouldn’t be, but you may have other issues related to functionality in WordPress if plugins make assumption. SEO concerns the frontend output of your site, the internal data structure isn’t directly relevant as Google doesn’t look inside your database
Google does not index anchor tags, only URLs. (Note that by anchor tags, I assume you mean a URL like site.com/page.html#anchor) The solution is to create a separate, static URL that displays the same content as what you would get with the anchor tag – for instance site.com/page-anchor.html. Then you can just create a page … Read more
Google’s indexing of a given page is based, in part, on the relevance of the page content to the page title and metadata. By redirecting to a page that is more than likely not relevant to the page you’re, pretty much assuring that; your pages will be ranked very low (if at all) and Google … Read more
The theme you are going to made has to be developed according to up-to-date coding standards and can be validate : https://validator.w3.org/ You need to use semantic tags : https://www.w3schools.com/htmL/html5_semantic_elements.asp
Are these pdfs all in a sub-directory somewhere? You could add an .htaccess file to your sub-directory root then put this as the top line. ErrorDocument 404 /path/to/your404page This would make it easier to manage and keep it separate from your main htaccess file.
Currently you have two meta description tags on your site. If you view the source or use an inspector, you can see the duplicates for yourself. As to where they’re coming from, there are two possibilities. Themes and plugins can both output the final rendered code of your site. So, to figure out where the … Read more