Google asks us to choose one "canonical" page when multiple pages have similar content. I believe they downgrade you if you don't. I can't figure out how to set that for individual articles. Google suggests adding <link rel="canonical" href="https://www.joomlacontenteditor.net//URL of the canonical page"> in some form to the header. I see tools to do that across a Joomla site but can't figure out how to put canonical in for a single article.
I have several related websites and it's often appropriate to post a similar or identical article on two of them. For example, the article I just wrote Verizon, Ericsson Want WiFi Spectrum for LTE belongs both on Net Policy News http://netpolicynews.com/89-r/322-veriz ... um-for-lte and on Fifth Generation Wireless News. http://5gwnews.com/90-r/149-verizon-eri ... um-for-lte (see below)
How can I get rel=canonical into an article, preferably in JCE while I'm editing the article?
Help appreciated.
I have several related websites and it's often appropriate to post a similar or identical article on two of them. For example, the article I just wrote Verizon, Ericsson Want WiFi Spectrum for LTE belongs both on Net Policy News http://netpolicynews.com/89-r/322-veriz ... um-for-lte and on Fifth Generation Wireless News. http://5gwnews.com/90-r/149-verizon-eri ... um-for-lte (see below)
How can I get rel=canonical into an article, preferably in JCE while I'm editing the article?
Help appreciated.
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