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I'd like to add the new Canonical Link Element to my meta tag area
I'd like to add the new Canonical Link Element to my meta tag area, ie. <link href="http://example.com/page.html" rel="canonical" /> I haven't found a way to do this yet, any options?
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Inappropriate?Hi Steve,
Thank you for your post - could you give us more detail on where we can find information on the new Canonical Link Element? If possible, can you post a link to the information you are referring to?
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Thanks for posting back - I need to get more information and will come back to you.
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theres a bunch of videos about it on the google webmasters youtube channel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cm9onO...
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Inappropriate?Hi Steve,
Just to let you know that you don't have access to the meta tag area on Yola unless you are adding something like keywords, Google Webmaster, descriptions etc - these are all available in the Properties of a page:
I gather you would like to do this for SEO purposes - is that right? Even though we don't have a way for you to implement the Canonical Link Element, we do have a range of SEO tutorials that will help you to get good rankings on search engines. You'll find that a lot of people get great rankings with Yola! Here's the link: http://www.yola.com/customer-support/...
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