OK, I figured out on my own how to remove the og:url as well as other repetitive code from the page in question. It’s too soon to tell if this will indeed fix the indexing issue, but so far I’m not noticing anything being broken, so life is good. PLEASE if you know or think that what I’m describing below will/might cause trouble, do let me know.
Here’s what I did:
In the following file:
/seo-ultimate/modules/opengraph/opengraph.php
I added a snippet of code below the section that starts with:
if (is_home()) {
and just above the line:
} elseif (is_singular()) {
The snippet I added is:
} elseif (is_page(‘###’)) {
$tags[‘og:type’] = ‘catalog’;
(replace ### with the ID of the page you wish to exclude)
Now when I look at page source for my store pages, they don’t have the OG description/keywords/URL (that were previously identical for each store page), but the product pages do have their individual descriptions and keywords set up using the ecommerce plugin’s SEO functionality. At the same time, all of the non-store pages and posts have all of the OG info as before.
Regards,
Magz
