ProBlog inconsistency - posts sit under archive branch in the Sitemap?
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I am working on a client website. I can see a tree structure in the client website's Sitemap different from what I see in ProBlog's Demo site. I will explain this in detail.
When I added a new blog post in ProBlog's Demo site, I could see a new branch is created with the year and month and the new blog post is added inside it such as Blog > 2013 > 12 > New Blog Post.
In the website I am working on, when I add a new blog post, it does not create the archive branch. The new blog post gets added directly under the Blog sub-folder like this: Blog > New Blog Post.
I tried re-installing ProBlog and now it's adding this archive branch whenever I add a new blog post.
I don't understand this inconsistency. I don't like the archive branch being automatically created in the Sitemap. I don't know why it's doing this on one website and not on the other.
When I added a new blog post in ProBlog's Demo site, I could see a new branch is created with the year and month and the new blog post is added inside it such as Blog > 2013 > 12 > New Blog Post.
In the website I am working on, when I add a new blog post, it does not create the archive branch. The new blog post gets added directly under the Blog sub-folder like this: Blog > New Blog Post.
I tried re-installing ProBlog and now it's adding this archive branch whenever I add a new blog post.
I don't understand this inconsistency. I don't like the archive branch being automatically created in the Sitemap. I don't know why it's doing this on one website and not on the other.
Thanks. I failed to notice the "canonical URL" option in the settings. That was right there... :)
No I reinstalled it just to see what happens. And when I reinstalled ProBlog, the "canonical URL" setting must have got enabled by default.
I wanted to use the support area but the client has purchased the license and I don't have access to their account.
No I reinstalled it just to see what happens. And when I reinstalled ProBlog, the "canonical URL" setting must have got enabled by default.
I wanted to use the support area but the client has purchased the license and I don't have access to their account.
That's some strange thinking.
There is a setting in ProBlog "enable canonical URL's". This is what determines canonical date sitemap.
Also, please use the ProBlog support area and place a ticket in the future.
Thanks,
ChadStrat