Homepage appearing in both the page and post sitemaps
Homepage appearing in both the page and post sitemaps
Homepage appearing in both the page and post sitemaps
You can create separated sitemap for each language like your example above, or add an alternate URL for each item for each language in a sitemap. The first approach requires adding custom rewrite rules to WordPress, and add some queries to get all posts within a language. This is a big job and should be … Read more
Pretty sure it is because of Yoast SEO plugin. Check here maybe it can solve your problem : https://wordpress.org/support/topic/still-have-2-titles-with-yoast-14-1/
Remove all author names from yoast meta
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This question will likely be marked ‘off-topic’ because it’s asking about a plugin, WordPress SEO by Yoast. I suggest you explore Yoast’s own documentation first – see https://developer.yoast.com/features/xml-sitemaps/ They also have a forum on the WordPress.org site where you can ask questions: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/wordpress-seo/
Looks like one of those is the canonical URL, can you take a look at the page source and check if is there a canonical tag? <link rel=”canonical”… Also there is a setting in yoast for the sitemap https://kb.yoast.com/kb/how-to-customize-the-sitemap-index/ and you can add your own sitemap too: https://kb.yoast.com/kb/add-external-sitemap-to-index/ Note: Duplicate content will harm your SEO … Read more
I think I solved. It seems that iThemes Security plugin was causing the problems. After disabling and enabling iThemes Security, the problems with Yoast SEO seems to be solved.
Yoast SEO uses capabilities (WordPress docs on roles and capabilities) to determine whether users are allowed to bulk edit tiles and descriptions. The name of the capability used for this is wpseo_bulk_edit. By default, Yoast SEO adds this capability to the administrator, editor, author and contributor roles. To remove this capability from all roles except … Read more