Hi,

I've noticed that pages in our website behave differently, depending on whether we use www or non-www in the URL.

For example...
If a user types "http://mysite.com/aboutus" the About Us page will load correctly. However, if a user types "http://www.mysite.com/aboutus" it will direct users back to our home page. This happens site-wide on all of our webpages.

What causes this? And how do I fix it? We want all pages to load regardless of whether it's a www or non-www link.

I've read some articles that talk about "canonical domain" and "301 redirect", however this is a bit more advanced for me, particularly as a new Concrete5 user.

I've also seen SEO info about the "<script type="application/ld+json">" tag and I noticed that this is in the Header Extra Content field on our home page. Under this tag, there is a line:

"url": "http://mysite.com/",

Is it as simple as adding the www to this part of the code? Will anything go wrong? Any draw backs?

Appreciate the help.