Problem: I use Discourse as a blog. I built an AMP version but could not declare AMP in the head.
Theme editor Only one fixed link can be inserted before
Or use javascript to add after the page is loaded, but Google Bot doesn't crawl it.
So?
Are there any other declarations? For example sitemap or structured-data
My question on Discourse : https://meta.discourse.org/t/add-dynamic-content-to-head-any-tips/143815
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How to tell TYPO3 v10 (globally) to generate absolute links in frontend? config.absRefPrefix doesn't seem to work any longer. Also, using absolute urls as base in site configuration doesn't have any effect. Still relative links in frontend.
EDIT:
config.absRefPrefix seems to work for embedded resources (script, img etc.) but not for usually generated hyperlinks (MenuProcessor, RTE links etc.). Do i really need to set option absolute=1 for all my links generated by view helpers and configure RTE processing to generate absolute links? Thought that's why the global option "absRefPrefix" exists...
This problem already exists since TYPO3 v9. There is a ticket in the bug tracker regarding this issue. I assume that in TYPO3 v12 config. absRefPrefix might be removed completely.
In the ticket comments you can find a number of hints, how to implement absolute links in various places:
use (NO/ACT/...).stdWrap.typolink.forceAbsoluteUrl = 1 for HMENU
for links in the CKEditor RTE this config make every link absolute:
lib.parseFunc_RTE.tags.a.typolink {
forceAbsoluteUrl = 1
forceAbsoluteUrl.scheme = https
}
if you want to globally rewrite all links to absolute links, you can implement the middleware mentioned in the ticket.
I just finished my website : http://www.kiffetescourses.com
This website is made with angularjs and the meta title and description are updated by angularjs like this :
title ng-bind="page_title"
meta name="description" content="{{ page_description }}"
I use HTML5 pushstate
On google webmaster tool, when I explore my website as google, the screenshot returned has content created by angularjs app.
But when I look on google :
https://www.google.fr/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=site:www.kiffetescourses.com
I notice several issues :
Title and description do not appear on search result and angularjs expressions appear...
Google do not follow links on the home page (in footer)
What I did for ajax SEO :
Add meta content="!" name="fragment"
Any idea what I did wrong?
thank you
Search engines cannot run javascript so if you're using angularjs to load your contents all the search engine will see is the page with the bindings like that are not rendered. In order to make this search engine compatible, you need to dish up a version that already have the javascript compiled. Fortunately, there is a guide for this using node/phantomjs to compile copies of the pages in the backend server for the search engine to read.
http://www.yearofmoo.com/2012/11/angularjs-and-seo.html
I'm trying to have a multi language website in rails.
So I added the google translate from here
I added the meta script to my application.html.erb so that my whole site is translated.
And the div to my index page only.
But it just translates the index page and not the whole site. When I open the links in the index page they don't get translated. I don't want to add that div to every page in my site.I read this stackoverflow sloution here but that is not working for me. Suggest a solution.
I'm also aware of the Rails I18n library for internationalization but I guess I need to write all the translations myself manually, which I don't want to do.
Can I18n be automated like Google translator?
Are there any alternatives to that which work in fine in Rails?
You have to add the Google translate plugin code to every page or to which ever page you want to make it work .
How/Where can I add my <link href="https://plus.google.com/{+PageId}" rel="publisher" /> tag in my Website with Common Spot?
Not familiar with Common Spot but did a little investigation. You would likely want to edit your base template (/templates/template-basepage.cfm). All of the pages on the site should inherit from this file. You would insert your link element into the <HEAD> of that template so that the setting was picked up by all the pages on your site.
If you have a more complicated site with subsites that have different Google+ Pages, you would probably use the subsite's template instead and put the different link's in each subsite template.
I've built a mobile web app with jQuery Mobile. In the index.php file, there're multiple pages declared as data-role="some_page_name" and their urls are like index.php#my_profile.
Now I want to use Optimizely to do A/B test on one of the pages. I created one variation and let it redirect index.php#my_profile to a new page, url: index_b.php#my_profile. But I have trouble linking this page to other not-in-test pages.
For example, if I have a link in index_b.php#my_profile like this:
My Favorite
It can't link to the favorite page in index.php. And sometimes if it does, you navigate to other pages, you'll never go back to the B version/variation.
Looks like Optimizely can't adapt to the jQuery Mobile multi-page structure.
Any solutions?
You can try to add more tag in href link, such as,
My Favorite
<a href="index.php#favorite" data-ajax='false'>My Favorite</a>
You also could use full link path with http:// prefix.
My Favorite
And an other option is add a link click JavaScript method. You can control the JavaScript content.
It should be okay on optimizely or visual website optimizer.