I was wondering how to get a woocommerce shop search engine friendlier by moving the /shop/ path one directory up.

www.mydomain.com/shop/*
to
www.mydomain.com/*

how can i accomplish this?

I would like my site’s urls to be like this:

site.pt/artigo (Default version, in Portuguese)
site.pt/en/article (English version)

not like this:

site.pt/pt/artigo (Default version, in Portuguese)
site.pt/en/article (English version)

Is there anyway to “fix” this?

Rank Math is the best SEO plugin and is also completely free forever !

Alternatively, I want to rewrite a given “name” pretty permalink into “plain” permalink.

The basic need is to reformat a “link” to a custom post. Doing so, allows me to force a “template page” under specific conditions I can check in code.
Thanks,
Carlos

the plugin generates strange AMP URL extensions like in the example here:
https://www.bizkanal.de/blog/funktionen-des-grosshandels.html/amp?usqp=mq331AQGCAEYACAB

with amp?usqp=mq331AQGCAEYACAB

These are the pages, which I see in google analytics.

So why this and why not only

https://www.bizkanal.de/blog/funktionen-des-grosshandels.html/amp ??

Best regards

Adam

I need to change the url so it is not https://website.com/wpccategories/mycategory/

I would like to either remove wpccategories or change it to a more search engine friendly name so it fits the site.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-catalogue/

hierarchy html5 or 4 that makes better on SEO.. ?

i really want to make theme that SEO friendly..

most of them just tell me about point to point, such as

h1 tags, put the header then content followed, etc..

is there any explaination for the SEF HTML Hierarchy?

I have just launched a new website this morning (woo!)

One quick question – I currently have links hard-coded into the template, for example:

<a href="index.php?page_id=18">
<img src="<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?>/images/mirrors.jpg" alt="Mirrors" height="200" width="200"/>
</a>

This is built into a custom Page Template.

I have since set my Permalinks to SEF but the custom hard-coded links (above) are obviously not being rewritten (they point to the right pages but the initial link itself is not the same). Obviously for SEO purposes I want these to rewrite as well.

Is the easiest way of doing this something like:

<a href="<?php echo get_settings('home'); ?>/mirrors/">
<img src="<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?>/images/mirrors.jpg" alt="Mirrors" height="200" width="200"/>
</a>

?? Anybody know of a better way?

I am having trouble getting the posts to appear within categories in the URL.

I have a permalink structure of /%category%/%postname%/
I have a news category.
The news category appears at /category/news/
A post in this category appears at /news/postname/
Pagination in this category appears as /category/news/page/2/

I want to have everything the same except the posts to be /category/news/postname instead.

Changing the permalink structure to /category/%category%/%postname%/ does not work because then the category also appears gets the extra /category causing it to appear as /category/category/news/

How can I achieve this?

Thanks =)