yoast settings show categories, wordpress settings permalinks post name.
Tested with different Themes.
]]>As a workaround, I included these shortcodes before and after the BNE shortcode to pretend for that moment that we are still on page 1. It works.
[fix_bne_paged_before][bne_testimonials ... ][fix_bne_paged_after]
add_shortcode('fix_bne_paged_before', function(){
$_REQUEST['bne_pg'] = get_query_var('paged');
set_query_var('paged', 1);
});
add_shortcode('fix_bne_paged_after', function(){
set_query_var('paged', $_REQUEST['bne_pg']);
unset($_REQUEST['bne_pg']);
});
It would be great to have this fixed or even if there’s a hook that I can tie in to before and after so I don’t have to add shortcodes every time.
]]>I know there was some discussion about this a few years ago. Is this still regarded as a vital SEO issue by Yoast?
With Core Web Vitals now a ranking factor, paginated comments really help reduce page loading time on posts with a lot of comments.
So what is the current recommendation from Yoast?
]]>I would like my function to start not only on the home page, but also when a page/number/ appears next to the home page address in the address bar. I thought “is_home” function also includes all page/’number’, but it’s not. So what should the conditional look like?
Regards,
Reti
We were pleased to see that this update included a fix for the “flash” form being un-styled when page loads.
However, for our paged form, all styles are broken after the first page.
In other words, only the first page is styled.
We have reverted the plugin to previous version and it fixed the issue.
Waiting for your feedback!
Thank you
]]>today I’ve noticed that the option
If you want to prevent /page/2/ and further of any archive to show up in the search results, set this to “noindex”.
doesn’t exists anymore. You say it right that Google might/will respect the “rel = next/prev” tags, but in my opinion there should be a choice.
For anyone who is reading this, the following code in your functions.php will fix this problem (I don’t call it a bug right now ;))
add_filter("wpseo_robots", function() {
if (is_paged()) return "noindex, follow";
});
]]><link rel="canonical" href="https://piedfeed.com"/>
.<link rel="canonical" href="https://piedfeed.com/page/2/"/>
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]]>I have the same issue and am reaching out to the plugin author through his comment form, as requested in his support policy. I’m also going to share a temporary, somewhat hacky front-end solution I came up with, and would love if anyone else can reply with their own solution.
My solution is really (too) simple. In your CSS file, enter:
.paged .category-sticky {
display:none;
}
The <body>
should only has the class paged
when in pages 2+, at least by my test, and so you hide it. This gives one less result per page, however, so it’s not a good permanent solution.