My website titles are set with a seperator in Wordpress (websites with both Yoast & RankMath plugin).
In my setting I'm using a seperator like below:
My sentence is here | Company name
But in google it's displayed as
Company name: My sentence is here
My description is the same tho. I guess there is an overruling somewhere that pushes the title with ':' in it. Does someone know how to fix it?
-> Some pages do index right, some don't.
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I want to create a store and doing tests, I see that from the administrator panel in Settings >>> Permanent Links, we can customize the structure of our URLs.
For store products, I want to remove the word "/products/" from the URL, but it is impossible so far.
I would like the URL to be as follows:
htpps ://mystore.com/productname
Example:
Now the URL looks like this:
httpsss://lenceria.org/producto/selene-amanda-bra
And this is the example of how I want the URL to be displayed:
https ://lingerie.org/selene-amanda-bra
but it always comes out
https ://mystore/product/productName
I've tried changing in the "Product Permalinks" section >>>> Custom Base .
I delete "product/" , but when I save, the word "product/" appears again
Is there a way to remove this word from my URL?
Can you help me with this ?
Apologies, I'm new here, so hopefully, I explain this well. I have an issue with Wordpress mobile where it's incorrectly displaying two different texts for the search title text. This is only on mobile, and it's only on our Wordpress pages.
I don't have a reputation to post the image, but here's the gist. You type in Google mobile pros and cons of bankruptcy, and ours shows up with the search title text: "Pros and Cons of Bankruptcy - Company | Blog - Company"
I like the Company | Blog as that's what we have in our settings, but I have no idea where the second "- Company" is coming from.
Any idea what's going on? Thank you so much!
I have a website which uses WordPress. In Google Search Results, when you search for a post, the title of the link to the post is displayed as:
Name-of-the-post | Site Title - Site address
For example, the same is on the picture below:
However, I want it to be
Name-of-the-post | Site Title
Like here:
Initially, for Site title I used the address of the website and the result was:
Name-of-the-post | Site address
However, when I added a different title for the site (from WordPress admin panel), I ended up with the text of the link as in the first picture.
I also have Yoast Seo Plugin installed, but I do not find any settings there related to Google Search results.
Is this something I can change, or is it up to Google to generate these titles?
Google replaces your title.
For it may be different reasons.
Google write about it:
If we’ve detected that a particular result has one of the above issues
with its title, we may try to generate an improved title from anchors,
on-page text, or other sources. However, sometimes even pages with
well-formulated, concise, descriptive titles will end up with
different titles in our search results to better indicate their
relevance to the query. There’s a simple reason for this: the title
tag as specified by a webmaster is limited to being static, fixed
regardless of the query. Once we know the user’s query, we can often
find alternative text from a page that better explains why that result
is relevant. Using this alternative text as a title helps the user,
and it also can help your site. Users are scanning for their query
terms or other signs of relevance in the results, and a title that is
tailored for the query can increase the chances that they will click
through.
http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=35624
Try add this meta tag to page:
<meta name="robots" content="noodp"/>
I am using WooCommerce plugin together with SEO by Yoast on my wordpress site.
At the moment the indexation is working properly BUT there is one issue. The text that is indexed is the long product description and not the short product description that I want.
My question: How do I change in my wordpress site to index the short product description.
Note: The product descriptions I write in wp-admin>woocommerce>products and then in the specific products.
URL to site
Can you provide a specific URL? That's not enough info. Out of the box, Yoast will make it look like this:
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Nokia Lumia 930 - Your Site Name
yoursite.com/nokia-lumia-930
This is the Nokia Lumia 930 and it's very nice. It's got a pretty good camera.
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Line (1) is product name & site name. Line (3) is short product description.
One thing you should know is that Google doesn't guarantee your product description will be used in its SERPs.
The breadcrumbs on my site don't display correctly so is someone able to advise how I can create custom breadcrumbs?
If I try and explain, if you visit the link below and select one of the prints:
http://mrsbest.co.uk/mini-best-art-prints/
You'll notice that the breadcrumb, looks like this:
You are here:Home / Christmas / Baby Gifts / Personalised Baby/Child’s Name Print
It displays the Christmas category instead of the actually file path, which should be:
You are here:Home / Mini Best Art Prints / Personalised Baby/Child’s Name Print
I understand why this is occurring - That's because "Mini Best Art Prints" is not a category. It's the title of a page. WordPress doesn't know that I'm displaying those products in that page with a shortcode. There's not any relation between the page and the products.
So I believe the solution is to create custom breadcrumbs. Is there any easy way of doing this, adapting the breadcrumb code or a plugin maybe?
Hope you can help :)
Kind Regards,
Sarah
I don't think there's going to be one right answer here - but someone else might drop in with a homer.
First
Checkout your theme functions.php, and other files that may have a function related to breadcrumbs. (You ought to be able to search the documents for 'breadcrumbs'.) You may find that the theme is already doing something with the breadcrumbs. That lead may allow you to do your own work in your childtheme.
Second
If it turns out that you are running default breadcrumbs (your theme doesn't modify them), see if you can simply get a workaround with your permalink settings and category names. It appears that your URLs are not in agreement with your stated filepath:
If your desired breadcrumb is:
Home / Mini Best Art Prints / Personalised Baby/Child’s Name Print
It would seem your URL would have to be:
mrsbest.co.uk/mini-best-art-prints/personalised-baby/childs-name-print
But your real URL is:
mrsbest.co.uk/product/personalised-monochrome-bunny-print/
Third
You can probably start with this and build your custom breadcrumb structure: https://docs.woothemes.com/document/show-product-categories-in-wooframework-breadcrumbs/