Identifying Duplicate Posts and Pages With Permalinks
You can lose track of your content after writing a lot of content on your website. What happens when you create a duplicate post with the same permalink?
There is an easy way to see when this happens. The post/page permalink will show you a similiar permalink exists on your website by adding "2" at the end of your permalink.
Always keep an eye on your permalinks and make sure your permalink and content is always unique.
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Solutionist
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Hello it's Taco Tuesday everyone!! Lol
So I just set up my second website for blogging and the content editing tools are not the same in my 2nd site as I have been using in my first site. I just upgraded to Premium a few days ago and I am a loss. I know this thread isn't about that topic but I couldn't find an article published relating to this issue.
Thanks Everyone!
So I just set up my second website for blogging and the content editing tools are not the same in my 2nd site as I have been using in my first site. I just upgraded to Premium a few days ago and I am a loss. I know this thread isn't about that topic but I couldn't find an article published relating to this issue.
Thanks Everyone!
Solutionist
Premium
Hi thank you for sharing this article. I have one question about it. Lets say I shared this link several times before I made changes will it affect the link in the other locations I shared prior to the change? It won't disappear will it or have an error? Thank you so much for your time.
Jude81
Premium
Hi Rika, thank you so much for creating this training, it was exactly where I was looking for. Thank you!
Do I understand it correctly that I can't change the Permalink in WordPress before I publish my post? I always have to publish first and then change it?
I was thinking perhaps the other way I could do it is creating the title and permalink in WordPress and then publish it and put the post on draft or doesn't this make sense?
Is the manual way of changing the permalink in WordPress after publishing your content free of risks to get 404 errors or is there still a chance this can happen?
Looking forwards to hearing from you and thanks a lot for the training.
Jude
Do I understand it correctly that I can't change the Permalink in WordPress before I publish my post? I always have to publish first and then change it?
I was thinking perhaps the other way I could do it is creating the title and permalink in WordPress and then publish it and put the post on draft or doesn't this make sense?
Is the manual way of changing the permalink in WordPress after publishing your content free of risks to get 404 errors or is there still a chance this can happen?
Looking forwards to hearing from you and thanks a lot for the training.
Jude