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
Post links broken after migration
You cannot do this without modifying WordPress core files.
Can I add a rewrite rule in htaccess to remove the multisite subdirectory from the URL?
As you configure the domain name in local WordPress setup, it will not be able to resolve the content from DNS/Domain. You have 2 ways, Change the setting from backend. i.e. config file and DB. OR As a simple hack, you can create a host entries on your local system to your local web server. … Read more
Set a variable $product_view=isset($_GET[‘product_view’]) ? $_GET[‘product_view’] : ‘grid’; Now, how to keep it like this with pagination URL’s. echo paginate_links(array( ‘base’ => add_query_arg(‘product_view’, $product_view), ‘format’ => ”, ‘prev_text’ => __(‘«’), ‘next_text’ => __(‘»’), ‘total’ => ceil($total / $items_per_page), ‘current’ => $page, ‘add_args’ => array( ‘category’ => ‘fruit’, ‘color’ => ‘red’ ) )); I hope this … Read more
How do you remove question mark in URL in get method?
The function [sanitize_title()][1] generates slugs. This function makes a subsequent call to remove_accents(). This function is found in /wp-includes/formatting.php and includes a map of all character conversions (just FYI). This only occurs in the “save” context of sanitize_title() which is the default. Removing accents is not necessary, but it helps ensure the posts slug only … Read more
In the backoffice of wordpress you can choose your own permalinks. In Settings > Permalinks, you will be able to change that by your own structure. You will have severals parameters, like %year%, %postname%, %author%, etc. You will have to choose for your example : example.com/blog/category/all/%postname% . The other idea, is maybe to create an … Read more
This can’t be done, and it isn’t WordPress, it isn’t even a redirect. example.com?foo=bar isn’t a real URL, so the browser corrects it to example.com/?foo=bar before it’s sent out, no redirection happens