If you need to set to noindex the categories (or generally archives) pages (except the first one), you can add this little snippet of code changing the behavior of WordPress SEO. WordPress SEO has a filter triggered just after the meta robots value has been computed. Intercepting this filter and checking the context, we can […]
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Set Canonical To First Page on WordPress Categories Pages and WordPress SEO
To set the rel=canonical pointing to the first page of a paged list in WordPress (for categories or tags) and using WordPress seo you can easily add a filter with a small piece of code.
Related Searches: Is What Google Understand of Me?
When comparing few sites with similar content about pregnancy I found the SERPs on few broad keywords totally ignoring some of them. While few are on first or second page, the others are positioned after the fifth page and the better positioned results (on third or fourth page) are, from a human point of view, […]
SEO and bbPress
This article contains a set of points we should evaluate to properly optimize bbPress for search engines. It does not contain best practices or magic solutions, it tries only to cover every aspect of contents generated by bbPress and offers a series of questions that should be answered by a SEO. I hope to find […]
Change the wp_mail() behavior using the hooks
wp_mail() is a core function of WordPress widely used by plugins to send emails. WordPress wraps inside that function a set of checks and normalization of data and finally uses the PHP Mailer library to actually send the message. Acting on the different hooks available, is possible to change the behavior of wp_mail() from just […]
Custom CSS in a Post with Advanced Custom Fields and Header and Footer
I’ve asked few time how to inject specific content on a single post or single page using my Header and Footer plugin. It’s not an immediate implementation since it requires to use some PHP code which could result a bit unreadable over time (by non coders). In this example we still use a bit of […]
Yoast SEO and Facebook Open Graph Page Title
It’s a recent news: Facebook does not allo anymore to change the title and description of a shared link. This is a bad news for who is used to change the title directly while sharing. Probably Facebook is focusing in having only one source of information for a shared page, the page itself, to avoid […]
Include Me Version 1.1.5 Released
Long time since the last release, but there were not issues to correct… 🙂 Anyway, this new release of Include Me adds a nice feature: the ability to include another post content. It may sound odd, but recently I faced a problem on a blog: an important piece of content needs to be added at […]
The Question To Ask To WordPress Plugin Developers
If you’re in the way to hire a freelance, ask him that question before to decide to work with him: We need to add few features to a public plugin ([here the plugin name]). Is it possible and safe to customize a public plugin? He should respond: if the plugin provides point of extensions (WordPress […]
Stop To Choose Your WordPress Theme in That Way!
When you setup a new blog, the first thing you do is to choose a theme. And you surf between all those wonderful screenshots to find the one which best match your needs. This is the wrong way. The screenshots are almost all taken from a desktop version of that theme. And yes, they are […]