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Squirrly vs Yoast SEO plugin for WordPress: all differentiation - 0 views

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Beginner guide How to Squirrly and Yoast SEO plugin vs

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  • sophi on 25 Jun 14
     
    Remove confusion on which is best SEO plugin for post customization. Wordpress SEO tools : Squirrly vs Yoast Get more update..Dont miss to read.
Siraj Mahmood

WordPress SEO 2.0 With New Features - KnowledgeIDea - 0 views

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wordpress seo new features

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  • Siraj Mahmood on 30 Mar 15
     
    WordPress Seo 2.0 recently launched by Yoast with new features. Google knowledge graph & security is the major extended options. WordPress Seo best plugin.
Vernon Fowler

Why relative URLs should be forbidden for web developers * Yoast - 12 views

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relative urls DIG252 protocol javascript css

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  • Relative URLs are often used because developers have a test environment on another hostname and it makes it easy for them to move stuff between their test environment and their live environment.
  • The useful cases are when it’s used inside JavaScript or CSS, so files are served over the same protocol as the current page, especially because when you’re on a https URL, serving anything over http basically breaks the security.
  • Using protocol relative URLs within links or canonical URLs is a very bad idea though, because you can still have duplicate content issues between http and https versions of a website.
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  • Twitter’s issue could be rather easily resolved, as we’ve discussed, by using proper absolute URLs everywhere in their code. There are no real good arguments against not doing that.
  • anonymous on 26 Oct 18
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  • ped4enko on 08 Nov 18
     
    I agree
  • anonymous on 17 Mar 19
  • Andrew M. on 19 Jul 19
     
    I don't understand the issue. web developers have to use relative url's and it is best practice. If it's a protocol issue, it's common knowledge to use the double slash (//) in front of the url. Problem solved.
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