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rel="canonical" href="https://www.example.net/example-page"> However, the CMS we are using (Surreal) doesn't allow us to add this canonical link to new pages and in Google Search Console it appears that … pages are being excluded from indexing because pages are "Duplicate without user-selected canonical." …

I have a confusion in implementing canonical URLs; Client has shared a set of URLs like; http://example.com/eg/ http://example.com/eg/index?32312323 http://example.com/eg/index? … 45554455 What I did to make them canonical I have added below tag on each of the above page header; <link href="http://example.com/eg/" rel="canonical"> I have following questions: Do implementation …

On the mobile URLs, there's a canonical pointing to the relevant product on the www. subdomain (desktop site). … <link rel="canonical" href="http://www.rootdomain.com/blue-shirt"> On the www subdomain (the desktop site), there's a self-referencing canonical to the product and a rel=alternate link to the mobile …

To prevent duplicate content, we set the canonical URL on .com for English and French and .it for Italian. … Indeed, Google did not select the same canonical URL that we had defined, leading to this change. We have conducted checks to understand why Google made these choices. …

I could just use a canonical on the page which refers to www.example.com/page, but my fist question is whether a redirection via PHP with: header ("Location: http://www.example.com/page") might be more … My second question now is, in case I use the canonical, should I include the canonical tag into the page standard html or should I just put it in there via PHP if the canonical differs from the current …

Is it a problem to put a schemaless URL in a canonical tag? Example: page URL is http://example.com while canonical tag is <link rel="canonical" href="//example.com" />. …

Main site have rel="canonical" in each article Should article in original site have also rel="canonical" for self-referencing? … " rel="canonical"/> Thanks in advance …

I've come across websites using both a HTTP-header based canonical as well as a tag-based canonical. …

So how to implement the "canonical" and "Alternate" tags in both mobile urls m.example.com and m.example.es: On example.com <link rel="canonical" href="http://www.example.com/"/> <link rel="alternate … m.example.com <link rel="canonical" href="http://www.example.com/"/> m.example.es <link rel="canonical" href="http://www.example.com/"/> but .com doesn't have alternate for this ".es" url, if so …

Google was not indexing pages that didn't have canonical links, so in the code below, I am setting the canonical link to the homepage itself (index.html). … Question: for example, for the home page (index.html) is the canonical meta-tag below correct, or would it raise canonical-based meta tag page errors? …

I have this URL: www.example.com/this-is-page-A Which has correctly implemented canonical and hreflang directives. … On Google console i can see Google decided to change the canonical version i declared with one of the hreflang, so now my canonical link on Google view is: www.row.example.com/this-is-page-A Google decided …

But how about canonical tags? Will stating the first one as canonical work? … I'm asking this because all of the time, I have thought canonical url's in this form: site.com/root/a/b/c and the canonical is site.com/root/a/b or site.com/root/a i.e., I thought that canonical URL's …

to have both a rel alternate and rel canonical tag on the same page. … I feel the answer is a NO & never since the m. site is showing the rel canonical. …

sort=votes) makes the canonical link directive useless and every page is treated (page rank, they're not indexed, etc.) as https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions anyway (would the canonical link … Would there be any drawbacks of such solution (no query string + canonical)? …

Someone suggested that I should add canonical tags to avoid them being considered as duplicate content. Where should I add canonical tags and why? …