By: Juistin Brooke
Great info about canonical tag. I myself dont really have a brief concept about it, but through this post, I was enlightened. Thanks much.
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i'm still a little bit confuse, for example my site was indexed by google as site.com/index.html instead of site.com so after reading your post if i understand right i should use the Canonical Tag to...
View ArticleBy: Tim
One thing that is worth mentioning is that there can be a danger of creating SEO problems, using the canonical tag. I used the canonical tag in my site, and on some pages omitted the second quotation...
View ArticleBy: Karen
My developer has left out the last slash / before the >, but then has </link> at the end is this okay to leave out that slash?
View ArticleBy: Lisa Young
The link element is a void element. Proper syntax is to not have a closing element. Please see:
View ArticleBy: Karen
Lisa, so are you saying he should remove the </link> at the end of canonical? from what I've seen the canonical should end with />
View ArticleBy: vizioninteractive
Link is a void element. Void elements do not have an end tag. Please research on W3. (http://www.w3.org/TR/html-markup/syntax.html#void-element)
View ArticleBy: vizioninteractive
The syntax is: <link rel="canonical" href="http://www.example.com/product.php?item=swedish-fish"/>
View ArticleBy: don tata
i'm still a little bit confuse, for example my site was indexed by google as site.com/index.html instead of site.com so after reading your post if i understand right i should use the Canonical Tag to...
View ArticleBy: Tim
One thing that is worth mentioning is that there can be a danger of creating SEO problems, using the canonical tag. I used the canonical tag in my site, and on some pages omitted the second quotation...
View ArticleBy: Karen
My developer has left out the last slash / before the >, but then has </link> at the end is this okay to leave out that slash?
View ArticleBy: Lisa Young
The link element is a void element. Proper syntax is to not have a closing element. Please see: <a href="http://www.w3.org/TR/html-markup/link.html#link" rel="nofollow"></a>
View ArticleBy: Karen
Lisa, so are you saying he should remove the </link> at the end of canonical? from what I've seen the canonical should end with />
View ArticleBy: vizioninteractive
Link is a void element. Void elements do not have an end tag. Please research on W3. (http://www.w3.org/TR/html-markup/syntax.html#void-element)
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