No. Search engines can only browse and index the final output of the page, which includes the shortcode output. Your word count plugin is only counting the words entered into the post editor. Those two things work completely differently.
Download either All in One SEO Pack, or WordPress SEO. These should help you create more traffic. You will need to take the time to go post by post, page by page, and add descriptions, titles, keywords, etc. for better SEO rankings.
If your entire page fits in the 4GB LONGTEXT post content field, the limit to the number of pages would be related to the amount of RAM available on your server. When a multipage post is loaded, it is exploded on <!–nextpage–> to put your post into an array of individual pages, so at that … Read more
1) Go to post categories. 2) Click on ‘edit’ of the target category. 3) Scroll down and there will 2 options to select indexation option of all posts in that category and whether to include in sitemap. Update as you want and BINGO!
turbo csv is a great plugin, i always use it on my projects : You convert your xml to csv (much easier to manage posts after) the plugin converts the csv to a post and you could even populate custom fields
theme specific it is, maybe look into themes single.php, search for title, or a function call of the_title()
Adding an alt attribute in the media library does not add or update it on any of your pages where it’s already been inserted in content. When you add an image to content using the editor, it’s added as an HTML <img> tag, including alt attribute. Once it’s been added, it’s just HTML, so making … Read more
WordPress content is “frozen”. That is, if you add an alt on an image after posting an article with the image, the alt attribute will not be updated on its own. If you ever use Gutenberg, it is easy to be able to make a regex and update your article on the fly. You can … Read more
This is not a WordPress question … yet. There are two ways to handle this. Don’t do anything. One more indexed page will not harm your site’s karma. This is not spam. Someone has has probably created a link to your site with this query string to trick the auto-complete tool on Google. The link … Read more
try add trailingslash for paged add_filter(‘user_trailingslashit’, ‘wpse_paged_trailingslash’,10,2); function wpse_paged_trailingslash($url,$type){ if ($type === ‘paged’) { if (substr(get_option(‘permalink_structure’), -1) !=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”) return trailingslashit($url); } else { return $url; } }