too expensive, counts pictures as full subpages

Hi @gentle24 and @beagent,

We do not count pictures, icons or any files.

You WordPress theme may be creating seperate pages for these things.

It seems that some users have mistaken what a page and a picture is.

Please see our answer (at the bottom);

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/translation-scanning/

and

https://support.cookiebot.com/hc/en-us/articles/360003797213-According-to-Wordpress-I-have-less-than-100-pages-on-my-website-Why-does-your-scanner-say-that-I-have-more-than-100-

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WP-Mediafiles are counted as pages. Same here ??

“Annamari (@eszdan)
2 days, 18 hours ago

@cookiebot, thanks for the answer.

It would be so nice not to mess with custom coding… Please have a user-friendly way to offer the possibility for translations. ??

Scanning: you say you have to scan images because some of them can be used for online tracking such as the Facebook pixel, but that comes from an outer source, not from my domain, doesn’t it? So if I have a blog post with 20 images from my WordPress media library (I do), you say I have twenty-one pages only because of this one blog post.

If your scanner could see that those images come from the same domain, it wouldn’t count them as separate pages.”

@gentle24, we’ll see if disabling the attachment pages helps, hopefully…

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/translation-scanning/#post-10295317

You can “disable attachment pages” to prevent cookiebot counting images/media as pages.

One way to do this is with Yoast SEO > Search Appearance > Media > Redirect attachment URLs to the attachment itself? > Yes

Hope this helps.

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• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by Elliot Sowersby.