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That’s not what I meant,
What i mean that maybe the structure should be that the home page is https://old-north.com/en/ (without the /home/)
and then each page would fall underneath /en/ like fall https://old-north.com/en/about/ for example.
But currently because the home page does have the /home/ in it, I’m afraid that google see it as a normal page and not as the home page.

Hey! thank you for your help.
Eventually the developer decided to make the homepage as a subfolder as well, now it’s https://old-north.com/en/home/, and it actually solved the problem, but now I’m afraid that google doesn’t like it, and now it’s treating the home page as a regular page on the site and not as the homepage.
What do you think?

Thank you! i Used this code and it worked:

add_filter( 'excerpt_more', '__return_empty_string', 21 );

function wpse_134143_excerpt_more_link( $excerpt ) {
    $excerpt .= sprintf( 
            '... <a href="%s">%s</a>.',
            esc_url( get_permalink() ),
            __( 'continue reading' )
    );
    return $excerpt;
}
add_filter( 'the_excerpt', 'wpse_134143_excerpt_more_link', 21 );

Ok, but under which folder should i insert this of code?
Sorry, i have a basic knowledge on the code stuff.

So how can i extend it to work for all of the posts? @joyously

The code the you sent, doesn’t work at all, it gives me an error when i’m trying to save. @corrinarusso

Thank you so much for the informative replay.
When it’d comes out to the public, it’d be on the free version of yoast?

Ok thank you for clarifying this issue for me, Now the question that pops up is if there is anything i can do about it, or it’s just a matter of time till google decide showing it?

Ok so i fixed the problem, Something that i missed. I have a video on the post with link that includes the key phrase, So I just deleted the link source and the error was gone.
Thank you for your kind help 😀