I have some multisites and I am wondering what the "Mature" options does with the site. I have a small code that uses this function to sort the sites in categories, and I was wondering if this may hurt my SEO. The site does not contain any mature material.
Does anyone know?
According to your question, I found some useful blog from Wordpress here.
In this article, it does state that:
A website that is marked as Mature is excluded from public areas of the WordPress.com service. This means:
It will not appear in the Reader or other tag listings
It will not appear in Top Blogs listings, recent posts, or related posts listings on other blogs
The associated users cannot use that URL as a link in their WordPress.com Forums profile
So for the SEO sight of view, I think it was slightly hurting your SEO performance (for my point of view).
However, we can always create redirecting pages and link from other page to it. So I think that was not a big problem :D
Hope it helps!
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hello I'm developing a WordPress website from scratch using already coded html/css/js website. my problem is that the pages are different, privacy policy page have less content and objects than about us page or contact us page. how can I make every page as custom as I want. in WordPress there is the file page.php that all the pages take their design from it. how can I make them different. I hope you can understand what I want if you didn't I'll explain more. thank you.
I didn't try anything yet because I don't know where to start looking, I tried google and I can't found what I'm looking for.
I'm building an ecommerce store with WooCommerce, and I would like to change how my URLs are created. At the moment the structure is
domain.com/product-category/category-name
domain.com/shop/category-name/product-name
For SEO purposes would like to change it to
domain.com/category-name
domain.com/category-name/product-name
but when I delete the product category base in Wordpress permalink settings, it just reappears. Then I found this page stating that I shouldn't change it at all. Is that true? Am I wrong in wanting to alter the URLs?
If it's fine to change them, how can I do it?
I think this is helps you.
Removing those URL is definitely one of the major improvements in search engine optimization for any online store because then search engines will not take into account the unnecessary words in the link. So, the search for your products will become more precise. I also encountered this problem and tested most of the plugins that were available on the WordPress website. Now I definitely can recommend Permalink Manager by Premmerce because it's free, very user friendly and simple plugin.
You can download it in WordPress site here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/woo-permalink-manager/
Thanks.
I started writing Articles in blogger. Now I purchased a new domain. Now I am confused that I should go with Blogger or Wordpress. If I attach my website with blogger and post my Articles, does this makes any difference with working on Wordpress? I mean does it affect my site ranking if I go with Blogger? I am more comfortable with Blogger.
Blogger has no options for plugins and utilities to enhance SEO. If that is something important to you WordPress will provide many more options to implement things like schema and custom meta tags etc.
The Search Engine Ranking is independent of the platform, you can do the same job in blogger and WordPress. But on WordPress, there are plugins which make it easier to do and which results that you will spend much less time compared to blogger.
I'm having a hard time with a wordpress mobile theme named mobify. I need the theme to display each of the posts in a mobile browser with full text and picture, but it only does that for the first 2 posts. Me being a web developer and not too familiar with Wordpress have looked at the html code and tracked the culprit down to the tag that's present in the first two posts and not in the rest. It's
<div class="entry">
I'm pretty sure I can find a way to hack this css class into the backend of the Wordpress script, but I'm asking the experts, what's the Wordpress way to modify the script so it's present in every subsequent post after?
Peter here -- I'm the Chief Architect at Mobify. The Wordpress plugin has been deprecated & discontinued for some time. We did indicate that in the plugin page -- but I realize there are still some blogs / sites that have direct links.
We still support Wordpress, and every content management platform. There's just no longer any need for a platform specific plugin -- we can support every platform using a simple HTML tag inserted into the page. Give us another look. Feel free to get in touch if you have further questions.
Ok so, TwentyTen is a great new theme, fine.
However, I wish to add more functionality to it and make it like a theme having a magazine style front page (similar to Hybrid News) with mainly a "Whats Hot" Featured Section where I can pick up posts dynamically having the most activity on them (like checking the number of facebook likes or twitter shares or comments etc.) I need this feature as the number of authors on my site will increase and I would need this kind of a selection mechanism to mark out the trending posts.
From what I figured out till now, I would have to add some php to my theme, and do a bit of CSS.
But, How do I go about it? Because the codex is confusing me on this one.
#Pekka is correct. This does require a little more ingenuity than some PHP. Try this plugin out. It's built for 2.9.2, but does work with 3.0 just fine. I'm sure the author will update it eventually since it's a popular one.