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.
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.
Those aren’t HTML tags, those are shortcodes. wp_strip_all_tags will strip out HTML tags such as <p> or <i>. For shortcodes you should strip out the shortcodes I did a quick google which turned up strip_shortcodes on the official dev docs: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/strip_shortcodes/
Is Dedicate, VPS or shared server effect in SEO? No, it doesn’t matter. What do you think how many website I can host in a single IP or I need to use different IP for different website? As much as you want, quantity doesn’t matter. Many hosting providers keep thousands of sites on one server.
I really can’t believe this, but sometimes the answer is really simple I just forgot to clear the Cloudflare cache It’s more than a week which I am trying to fix this problem O_o
You can fetch all the different post_types you have by using get_post_types(). Then you can loop through all posts of each post_types and echo all these posts (title + link). That way you have the freedom of formatting your sitemap the way you want.
Read this http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2009/02/specify-your-canonical.html There are several WordPress SEO plugins that can help, http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=canonical&sort=
give an noindex in your robots.txt – Disallow: /wp-content/plugins/ and dont access the wp-content/plugins folder; also you can add an 301 redirect in your WP install via Plugin or with an extra in the htaccess
Google’s Webmaster Tools allows you to request pages to be removed from Google’s index. This should happen a bit quicker than waiting for the crawler to remove the site automatically. If you haven’t already, you or your client will need to add the develop site to Webmaster Tools. Then you can do the following for … Read more
To properly set the title tag in a theme you shouldn’t put it in header.php manually. Your header.php should have wp_head() somewhere between <head></head>, then you can let WordPress set the title tag by adding support for title-tag to your theme: function wpse_304818_theme_setup() { add_theme_support( ‘title-tag’ ); } add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘wpse_304818_theme_setup’ );