I have deleted posts in bulk from my wordpress homepage. Now i want to tell search engine to deindex all the pages from the search results, how i can I do it with 410 redirect or any other way? can anyone help me please?
I have not find any method.
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why on my GitHub page it goes straight to 404 page website doesn't work
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I redirected my old e-commerce blogger website to my new shopify website using:
script type="text/javascript">
window.location = "http://myblog.blogger.com/mypost";
</script
Everything works great. However, because I have 200 published posts and around 30 of them have a good SEO, I would like to specifically redirect these 30 old posts to the same posts I created on my new website. Now people are redirected to the mainpage of my new website and from there they have to manually search for posts, which is not practical.
I tried to insert some codes on specific posts, but the above code prevails every time.
Is there a solution?
Thank you very much!
P.S Sorry, I don't figure out why "Hi everyone" is deleted from the top of my message and every time I edit it it disappears.
I'm in the process migrating from a WordPress site to a new site built in NextJS. On the old site, there are over a thousand posts which have been indexed at domain/[slug], where the new site has all blog posts available at domain/posts/[slug]. I tested a path matching redirect that worked for the blog posts, but it's firing off for everything. So if someone were to visit domain/about, they would be redirected to "domain/posts/about".
Any suggestions on how to limit this behavior to only posts?
Thanks!
I made an error when bulk 301 redirecting from an old domain to new domain with same url structure.
Google bot followed the 301 redirect for each page on the old site to my new site, which gave a 404 error. I tested it browser in worked for a user but somehow did not work for the google bot and I detected it too late.
I fixed the error now and the pages could be (hopefully) accessed by google bot at their new urls.
Question: will google recrawl 301 redirects which led to 404?
They'll crawl it for a little while but eventually the 404 status will tell them the page is gone and they will stop crawling it and remove it from their index. If you fixed the error before they stopped crawling the original URL then they will follow the redirect and associate the new URL with the old URL.
If i like a page on my website. It is posted to facebook. The problem is when a second user clicks the like on facebook. They are taken to a 403 forbidden page.
likes on http://www.cmypictures.com/photos/index.html
result to
http://www.cmypictures.com/photos/index.html?fb_action_ids=10151367960904866&fb_action_types=og.likes&fb_source=timeline_og&action_object_map=%7B%2210151367960904866%22%3A10150286116634264%7D&action_type_map=%7B%2210151367960904866%22%3A%22og.likes%22%7D&action_ref_map=%5B%5D
i have noted that if i manually delete %3A"og.likes"%7D&action_ref_map=%5B%5D at the end of the link, the desired page is opened.
Why is facebook adding this code at the end and what can be done to avoid this? Just to mention I run my website on joomla.
Please help
Facebook adds this for referral purposes so you can see the data in /analytics. As mentioned by #igy you need to check your CMS as it is not handling the params properly.
I had the same issue, I contacted my hosting provider and submitted a ticket, I have no idea what they did to fix this but it was sorted out pretty quickly. Something in the link may have been blacklisted or some combination of the '.' and the lenght of the link might have caused the issue. Contact your hosting provider for a solution.