I would like to redirect a Blogger of me after 5 seconds but I found nothing regarding this.
Does someone maybe have a code or can write one for this purpose?
Thanks in advance!
Put this inside your head tag
<META http-equiv="refresh" content="5;URL=http://yoururl.com"/>
Redirecting Blogger
sign in into your Blogger Account
Go to Blogger Dashboard -> choose settings -> Basics
Redirect your URL where you want to provide
and click redirect
it would take maximum of 10 minutes
if you are using Custom Domains Redirect using ghs. Google and conform your website domain name this can be done through host providers like godaddy.com or add html tags for your website verification using Google web master tools.
it will take up to 30 minutes to redirect your site .
custom domain names may have paste ghs link from Blogger to the host provider example (www.godaddy.com)
Related
I have a website and it's domain name is
doiniqbazar.com
I developed this site using laravel framework.When i send a link "doiniqbazar.com" to my friends in facebook messenger it show the applicaation name "Laravel".
I changed both .env file and config/app.php file but still not
working.
Is there any procedure to change laravel app name??
This display has nothing necessarily to do with your app name.
It'll grab this from the <title> or og:title meta tags in your HTML. (You may be outputting the APP_NAME value here.)
Facebook has a handy tool for debugging this sort of sharing metadata issue.
Note: It may also be cached. Facebook's debugger reported the same Laravel title in your title tag; when I did a re-scrape it picked up your new title. Apple will likely do the same after a while; I'm not aware of a re-scrape API on their end.
See also: Best Practices for Link Previews in Messages
I have just launched a site . I am using the https protocol. So my domain is https:// example
I created a google webmaster tools account and verified I was the owner of https:// example and https:// example
I then tried to set my preferred domain in the site settings (https:// example) and it asked to verify that I was the owner of http://example and http://www. example
So I now have 4 different verions of the site set up in webmaster tools. I set my preferred domain as example.com , it doesnt allowed me pick a prefered protocol.
My question is , how will google know to index the https:// and not the http:// ?
Redirect
Assuming you want everything indexed under https://example.com, you can redirect all requests to http://example.com, http://www.example.com, and https://www.example.com to be sent to https://example.com.
This is the best method as it keeps everything clean and only directly accessible via the one domain and protocol. Google (and all other users) will follow the redirect if they try to access any of the other variations.
rel canonical
Another alternative is to use rel=canonical and set this to the preferred domain. This allows you to still serve the same content over both protocols, the root domain, and www. subdomain, but sets the preferred domain as the one that should be indexed as the location for accessing that content.
noindex
A third option would be to specify noindex on all content served from the non-preferred domains / protocol. This would ensure that Search Engines would only index the content served on the preferred domain (which doesn't have noindex set).
But I wouldn't recommend this as it's not good for SEO - if someone links to http://example.com and you have it noindexed, that link is disregarded by SEs. Whereas if you use redirect or rel canonical, the link is counted towards the page on your preferred domain that the canonical / redirect goes to.
To be clear, whenever using redirects or rel canonical, you must point it to the corresponding page on the preferred domain.
So http://example.com/some-page/ should redirect to https://example.com/some-page/, not just https://example.com/
You can't set any of this using Google Webmaster Tools, you'll need to set it on the server hosting your website. The way to do this depends on how your server is configured.
You can tell it to google:
https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/139066?hl=en
Indicate the preferred URL with the rel="canonical" link element
Suppose you want https://blog.example.com/dresses/green-dresses-are-awesome/ to be the preferred URL, even though a variety of URLs can access this content. You can indicate this to search engines as follows:
Mark up the canonical page and any other variants with a rel="canonical" link element.
Add a <link> element with the attribute rel="canonical" to the <head> section of these pages:
<link rel="canonical" href="https://blog.example.com/dresses/green-dresses-are-awesome" />
I want to re-structure my website to Laravel, but I don't want to lose google authorship for the old URLs.
What can I do to keep the authority while the old URLs will be changed totally.
If your current site is not using "friendly urls" like laravel does, so could be a slow process and you need to do some manuel redirections in your server/project.
Google takes into account the 301 redirection to change a url and transfeer all the properties, PR; autorship, relevance, etc.
So basically you need to specifically "say" to your server to redirect, for example: www.yoursite.com/page.html to www.yoursite.com/page/ using 301 redirections.
Hope it helps.
I currently have a domain landing page which I want to get rid of. The landing page (mydomain.example) links to a blog and a Magento store (mydomain.example/store) but I want to the domain to link directly to the Magento store.
I set up a redirect using my hosting company's domain redirect tool on mydomain.example to mydomain.example/store, but this results in a redirect loop mydomain.example/store/store/store/store etc.
Should I be setting up a redirect anyway? It makes more sense to me to just set my Magento storefront as mydomain.example and get rid of the /store on every page within the store.
I decided that a redirect was not the answer here, so I moved the Magento store from the subdirectory /store to root. I followed these instructions:
http://www.crucialwebhost.com/kb/move-magento-to-another-directory/
But I copied files from store rather than moved them. This way you can revert back quickly if anything goes wrong.
Simply create index.html that contain this meta tag.
<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="1; url=http://www.example.com/store">
Change example.com to your domain.
First you need to add jQuery core library and jQuery Cookies library on your WordPress site:
jQuery Library
jQuery Cookie library
Then use this jQuery code in the header.php file.
var redirectStore = jQuery.cookie("redirect");
if(redirectStore!="yes") {
jQuery.cookie("redirect", "yes",{path:'/'});
window.location= "http://www.mydomain.example/store";
}
It is checking if a "redirect" cookie is already created or not. First time users will not have this cookie. Then it redirect to mydomain.example/store and creates the cookie. If the user comes back to blog site while visiting store then it will find the redirect cookie to prevent an infinite loop.
I've a magento installation with 3 websites whit 3 storeview each. Everything works fine a part google analitycs. I want to have a different account associated to each website to have separate statistics. The main site works perfectly but the other 2 no. I don't see any traffics, visit piratically nothing.
Thanks for your support,
bye
Enrico
Goto Admin -> Config -> Google Api
Then change the "Current Configuration Scope" for the other 2 websites and enter each GA Account Number.
View source on each domain to check if the GA Code is there and correct.
You may also want to take a look #
GA Tracking Multiple Domains