Check the correctness of the URL display
Posted: Mon Jan 20, 2025 7:13 am
After installing and activating the modules, go to the Configuration – Search and Metadata section. Select the URL Synonyms menu. Go to the Patterns tab. Create a pattern for articles. To make article URLs look like your-ublication-title, use the blog/[node:title] pattern. For basic pages, use the pattern. After setting up the templates, create aliases for all existing pages. To do this, go to the Bulk generate tab, specify the content types and click the Update button.
Please note that by default Drupal uses CHPU as a canonical URL. Therefore, you australia consumer email list can not be afraid of search engine sanctions for duplicate pages. Please note an important nuance: the engine inserts Cyrillic characters into the URL. If this suits you, configure the templates accordingly. That is, instead of blog, use the prefix "blog" and so on.
If you want a URL from Latin characters, when publishing articles in the "Address settings" section, uncheck the Generate automatic URL alias item. Specify the URL manually and save the changes. Ensure metadata is displayed This can be done using SEO modules, such as the Metatag and Real-time SEO for Drupal bundle . Install and enable the CMS add-ons in the Modules section of the console.
Please note that by default Drupal uses CHPU as a canonical URL. Therefore, you australia consumer email list can not be afraid of search engine sanctions for duplicate pages. Please note an important nuance: the engine inserts Cyrillic characters into the URL. If this suits you, configure the templates accordingly. That is, instead of blog, use the prefix "blog" and so on.
If you want a URL from Latin characters, when publishing articles in the "Address settings" section, uncheck the Generate automatic URL alias item. Specify the URL manually and save the changes. Ensure metadata is displayed This can be done using SEO modules, such as the Metatag and Real-time SEO for Drupal bundle . Install and enable the CMS add-ons in the Modules section of the console.