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Hi there, I am having a bit of issue here …
Google has started indexing all of the pages like
https://home page .com/page/1 ….2….. any number…
I have removed many of them manually.. but I have to fix the main problem… I dont want https://home.com/page/ any page.
Please help.
Customer Support
Hi there,
/page/#are generated by WordPress for any paginated page. This is not something the theme is in control.Similarly I can see https://homepage.com/; this page is also getting indexed on Google… which makes no sense, how these pages are being made
But the homepage is just a page generated like any other… I dont see other pages like for example the about us page to be like that /page/2 3 4 …. so why homepage… ?
The theme has no control over pagination and permalinks that is a core WP function.
And WP should not be generating pagination if you’re not on a paginated archive or page. So some other plugin / custom function is interfering with that. You would need to find which plugin/code is creating the issue.I have blocked all plugins and theme functions is the same that came with the theme as default… other than css code to make the header sticky I added no other code.
Customer Support
As David mentioned, these things are completely handled by WordPress itself – meaning that you would get the exact same issue when using a twenty series default theme.
I would recommend checking with WordPress support team and see if they’ve seen similar issues before.
Yes I understand. Is there a way to redirect all these pages to only one page for the case of homepage?
I mean /page/2 3 4 ….https://homepage.com/page/9223372036854775807/ (cz this is the limit)
Can we do something like that… ?
Not within the theme.
You would have to setup redirection within WordPress.
Maybe a plugin like this?
https://en-ca.wordpress.org/plugins/redirection/
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