Issues with page indexing on the website
After the release of UNA 13, the Canonical attribute appeared on some pages of the website. As a result, search engines can no longer independently choose the most relevant page and they stop indexing them properly.
The problem lies in the fact that pages like (and others exist): "una.io/p/una-13-polaris-released" and "una.io/i/una-13-quot-polaris-quot-released" are essentially the same, but both of these pages are canonical.
Currently, I am planning to prevent indexing of pages like "una.io/i/una-13-quot-polaris-quot-released" on my website using noindex. However, I am not sure if this is the best solution. Can you advise on the best approach? Should I block them in the robots.txt file?
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It seems to me that on the page: "una.io/i/una-13-quot-polaris-quot-released" there should be this address:
<link rel="canonical" href="https://una.io/p/una-13-polaris-released" /> -
Following Google, Yandex also began to index pages incorrectly.
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Google started kicking out a lot of pages from search. Do you think duplicates could have been the reason?
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Thank you for noticing this
https://github.com/unacms/una/issues/4621
for a while you can disable indexing the pages by adding the following line to your robots.txt file:
Disallow: /item/If you have enabled URLs rewriting, like here on unacms.com, then
Disallow: /i/ -
Hello! The category page has a canonical URL that points to the All Categories page. Is it correct?