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  • Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [WP Ultimate Recipe] Clicking on print returns 404 page
    gleff

    (@gleff)

    8 years, 5 months ago

    Sorry to hijack the thread. I have around 50-60 old posts with recipes that I will be redoing once I finish my template. Since all those posts have permalinks in place and are ranking pretty well with Search Engines, i’m not in a great position to start from scratch with recipe posts.

    My plan was to create all the recipe posts from scratch with the option turned off to treat them as posts. Then in all the old posts, add a shortcode to the specific recipe. That way my permalinks are the same. A couple of questions spring to mind.

    1. Is this not a good idea? I just noticed the Print option doesn’t work for me either when doing it this way.

    2. If I turn off the feature to not treat the recipes as posts, does that mean search spiders won’t find them? Baring in mind i’m only referencing them via a shortcode in the original post. I don’t want search engines to start finding two versions of the recipe, and more importantly without all the other content.

    I’m just not sure how I should go about converting all the existing regular posts to the new recipe posts without a change of permalinks and a hit to my SEO. Any suggestions?

    Thanks
    Geoff

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Adsense showing ads on blogs
    gleff

    (@gleff)

    19 years, 4 months ago

    Ok.. I think I know what’s going on.

    If you have a domain go to a site, it seems to be different somehow than if you go to the same site but with the index.php at the end.

    Eg.

    Go to my site. http://www.mysleepdisorders.info

    Now look at the adsense ads. They are showing ads for wordpress and blogs and the like.

    Now go to the same site with the index.php. Eg. http://www.mysleepdisorders.info/index.php

    Now the ads are showing sleep related stuff.

    Can someone tell me what the difference is between not using the index.php and using it. Something else must be loading in it’s place first or something. I’m using a different theme btw.

    I want to be able to just use the domain to load the right part of the site because when people hit my site, they won’t be putting in index.php in the url.

    Any suggestions?

    BTW.. if we can get over this hurdle, then I think I have the full solution to the OP’s problem.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Adsense showing ads on blogs
    gleff

    (@gleff)

    19 years, 4 months ago

    never mind.. didn’t work.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Adsense showing ads on blogs
    gleff

    (@gleff)

    19 years, 4 months ago

    I’m having the exact same problem and I think the OP is saying that all the google ads are physically working, however google isn’t picking up the content from the main page whereby it is working fine on all the other pages.

    I’ve tried putting comments with content into the index.php, page.php, single.php, header.php and footer.php and still the main page of adsense ads is showing ads about either blogs or wordpress, whereby all the other pages are showing ads related to the content.

    If you want to see what I mean. Check out my site at http://www.mysleepdisorders.info

    When you go to the page (you are in the main page), you’ll see the ads show about blogs or wordpress. Then if you go to one of the blog entries, or pages, suddenly all the ads change to sleep related ads.

    If anyone has any suggestions I’d really like to know too.

    Geoff

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