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Taking the date out of the slug made perfect sense and I put it into place right away. Be sure to add rewrite rules if you switch permalinks in WordPress, as si
by icelancer 12y ago
Taking the date out of the slug made perfect sense and I put it into place right away. Be sure to add rewrite rules if you switch permalinks in WordPress, as simply switching to %postname% will won't automatically 301 the old slugs.
- dwd 12y agoThis worked nicely for me when I switched a while back: RewriteRule ^blog/\d/\d/(.+) http\:\/\/www\.example\.com\/blog\/$1 [R=301,L] Also if you pull the authorship code from the template, make sure you don't leave any class="hentry" unless you like seeing a crap load of structured data error messages in WMT about missing author details. I don't remember seeing any mention of reserved class names in the HTML spec so it would be nice if the Googlebot was a little smarter about that.