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Category pages
The following parameters could be set for the category pages of your site:
- Category URLs: how to format the URL of the category directory
- Use param: cat ID. E-g:
http://example.com/blog1.php?cat=123
- Use extra-path: sub-category. E-g:
http://example.com/blog1.php/subcat/
- Use extra-path: category path. E-g:
http:/example.com/blog1.php/cat/subcat/
- Use param: cat ID. E-g:
- Prefix: let you add a custom prefix before the category Slug in the URL. Only applicable if you selected one of the "Use extra-path" options in the Category URLs parameter. E-g: use
http://example.com/custom-prefix/category
instead ofhttp://example.com/cat/subcat/
- Make canonical:
- 301 redirect to canonical URL when possible: if the detected canonical URL of the category is different from the current URL, a 301 redirect will be done.
- Use rel="canonical" if not 301 redirected: in case of the 301 redirect is unavailable, a canonical link element is inserted in the page.
- Indexing: let you decide if you want to keep robots away of the category pages.
- Post contents:
- Post excerpts: display only the excerpt of each post.
- Standard post contents (stopping at "
[teaserbreak]
"): display only the teaser of each post. - Full post contents (including after "
[teaserbreak]
"): display the whole content of each post.
- Posts per page: let you decide how many post whould you like to display on each page of the directory.
- Category directory: indexing control (reserved for future use).
- Meta description: use category description as meta description for category pages.
Created by mgsolipa • Last edit by mgsolipa on Feb 28, 2015
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