I have published content at /news/content-title-here and it is available when the direct link is followed however it does not show up on the News section of the page which as near as I can tell should be showing this content and does from other publishers.
I have checked multiple blogs and articles of similar things but can't seem to figure out what's happening.
I have tried publishing from an existing publisher account as well from my Admin account, neither works.
I created a new View and started from scratch to see where things went wrong.
Turns out my News View had a criteria that was messing things up.
Filter Criteria > Content: Date - start date (field_event_date)
Removed that and voila - everything showed up.
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When searched on Google my website (elesztohaz.hu) shows up several non-existent pages that seems to come from a separate website. You can see a few on this SERP page. These results all lead to a 404 page however but I'm unable to find an answer to how Google indexed them in the first place.
Another, more pressing problem would be that several (main) pages on my site are not getting indexed at all. You can see it on the attached screengrab.Search Console screengrab I double checked everything in WP but haven't found anything amiss. No phantom pages and signs of breach.
The website was built with the Divi builder for Wordpress. Any help would be much appreciated!
As you are using WordPress you can go and check it in the WordPress dashboard, pages section and check the unwanted pages that are ranking in the Search Engine is there or not. If it is there and unwanted then move it to trash. Generate a new sitemap and post it in the Google Search Console.
If the unwanted 404 pages are not on your WordPress dashboard pages section then just copy the link from the search engine, go to Google Search Console and add it to removals. Google will remove that in few days.
Another problem mentioned by you is that several (main) pages on your site are not getting indexed as showing in the search console screengrab.
Kindly note that sometimes it is a false positive. To check if the links that are showing as not indexed are false positive or not. Simply copy the link and in google search, search it like site: "your link". For example: https://elesztohaz.hu/ is the first link that is shown in screenshort as not indexed.
In Google Search, search it like- site:https://elesztohaz.hu/
If you are getting the result it is indexed and just a false positive.
What I want to do sounds simple .
I will publish a page. At a later date I will update the content - add extra material. And set it to “pending review”. However I would like the previous published version, if there is one, to still display on the live site for non logged in users and not get a page not found error..
Is it possible? How can I do this?
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I have tried to rectify this by searching the powered by ... in my root directory but im unable to find it. please help me on this.
These are your meta descriptions as shown by Google on search results.
You have three things going on:
You are not waiting for Google to pick up your changes. If you Google the name of your site, you will see that MANY of the changes to your meta descriptions are picked up.
The ones you have indicated in your screenshot are tag archives. You have to specifically set those up. In SEO by Yoast, you do it by: Log into your dashboard, go to "SEO" then "Titles & Meta", then click the "Taxonomies" tab, find the "Tags" section, and set the meta descriptions there.
Your site has likely been hacked. See those links for anime? And see this screenshot (Google your domain "wadeguh.com" and see what comes up):
How to fix this?
1. Clean up your hack.
2. Set up the Tag meta descriptions in Yoast.
3. Wait for Google to crawl again.
I have a page that shows search results containing pages that matched the search criteria. All of the pages returned are the same type of page (e.g., a person's profile). I want to add a star rating system to it so users can rate the profile.
I've tried adding a custom page attribute and updating it using the output rating helper but that didn't work. It looked like it worked but when I refreshed the page it just went back to whatever the rating was set to originally.
So, I added the "Page Ratings" add-on (https://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/page-ratings/) and installed it. There are supposed to be 2 blocks associalted with it. I'm assuming the list block is the one I need in my case. However, when I go to the page and try to add one of those blocks to my area I don't see them listed. Does anyone know how to use this add-on? There is barely any documentation for it.
You do realize this is a "pay for" application? As such, most of the Developers that do charge for their add-ons are very responsive. Not to push you away from here, but if you have a problem with the installation, payment, etc. Really should be addressed by the Developer.
First, I've only programmed a lot of HTML, know a little PHP and am playing with Wordpress, experimenting and learning it the way I learn everything else, trial and error, heavy on the error.
The subject line isn't very clear I'm sure. I have a site set up for writing. The posts act as categories and to a Page menu for static submissions. All posts, in the theme show up on page 1, 2, etc. Great.
What I'm trying to figure out and want is this. I want a separate section of Posts just for one topic, in this case movie reviews. So the main section of the site is general posting. I want a separate section where users can post to their hearts content but have those movie posts REMAIN in one section and not be mixed in with the "general population." Ok, they click on the Movie Review link on the main page. This takes them to the Site Admin where they can write a review in TinyMCE and Publish it. IS there a way that these Posts can show up in a section of their own?
I've even installed a second WP site for this purpose. Wonderful, but now I have to transfer all registered users there and any new ones. That's insane. Plus, the user would have to log in twice, once for the original and once for the Movie WP. Also unacceptable.
If I'm on the wrong site to ask this question, let me know and my apologies. Otherwise, some guidance would keep me from my endless Google search.
You can use Categories to mimic this. So your movie reviews would be at mysite.com/category/movie-reviews/. You would then modify index.php to exclude the movie reviews category from the main page.
If you're comfortable with using php, you could instead use custom post types. This is a better solution, but would require more custom coding. The bottom of the Codex page I linked to has some excellent walkthroughs on using CPTs.