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Hi helpers,
for some time now I see on Google Search Console a fairly rapid rise of non indexed pages.
Today I see some staggering 2322 pages.
They all have more or less the same format:This means: the problem is limited to the category ‘wiswerk’.
But somehow a query runs wild, I guess.Any help or tips?
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Hi there,
how was the Paging Navigation added to the site ?
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As far as I can see: the category Wiswerk contains 14 sub-categories.
In some of them (starting pages of sub-sections) Paging Navigation has been used, e.g.
https://dharmoebe.nl/praktijk/leraren-overzicht/There are two elements on such a starting page that could be relevant:
1. a roll-out menu, based on a snippet I received from you – long time ago 😉
2. paging navigation via an element, using a Block – Hook, generate_after_entry_header.Hope this can help.
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So that URL ie.
https://dharmoebe.nl/category/wiswerk/page/4/?query-76fb4a62-page=3&query-b63e283a-page=3&query-1dc117a7-page=2is coming off the paging navigation at the end of the category archive.But those links should not contain those
?querystrings
That “should” only occur on a static page that has multiple paginated query loop blocks on it.I would suggest removing that element for now, and let the themes paging navigation display.
We can always style it with some CSS.Unless theres a specific reason for adding that element ?
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Yes, I get what you say.
I removed the pagination element from the query loop on category archive pages.
These categories though contain pages for which I made a seperate pagination element too.
I guess this individual pagination element does not have to be removed – for the time being?We can now wait and see if Google reacts favourably to these changes, I suppose?
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Yes, I think you can leave the individual paginations.
And then see what Google makes of the chenges.
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