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AuditySEO

<p>AuditySEO Canonical Manager gives you complete, granular control over the canonical URL of every page on your WordPress site: posts, pages, custom post type entries, taxonomy terms, archive pages, and even the pagination pages WordPress generates automatically.</p>
<p>Missing or incorrect canonical tags are one of the most common technical SEO problems on WordPress sites. They let search engines index duplicate versions of the same content, split your ranking signals across multiple URLs, and waste crawl budget on pages that should never compete for the same keywords. AuditySEO Canonical Manager fixes this at the source, so every URL on your site points search engines to the page you actually want ranked.</p>
<h4>Free features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Lists pages, posts, custom post types, terms and archives in a dedicated <strong>AuditySEO Canonicals</strong> admin screen.</li>
<li>Shows the default canonical URL that WordPress (or your SEO plugin) would output for each item.</li>
<li>Detects content pagination created with the <code></code> tag.</li>
<li>Detects pagination of the posts page (<code>page_for_posts</code>) based on the number of published posts and <code>posts_per_page</code>.</li>
<li>Detects pagination of taxonomy term and archive listings.</li>
<li>Lets you set a custom canonical URL per item and per pagination page.</li>
<li>Applies your overrides through the canonical filters of WordPress core, Rank Math and Yoast SEO.</li>
<li>Rewrites the <code><link rel="canonical"></code> tag in the final HTML output as a fallback for themes, caches and plugins that print a canonical outside of those filters.</li>
<li>Imports and exports canonical overrides via CSV, with a dry-run preview before bulk changes are applied.</li>
<li>Validates canonical URLs when you save them (HTTP status, redirects, noindex, external domain) without blocking the save, and flags the affected item with the reason until it is fixed.</li>
<li>Filters the editor by status, override state and pagination.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Pro features</h4>
<p>Upgrade to AuditySEO Canonical Manager Pro to unlock:</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>History & restore</strong> – every change to a canonical override is recorded with the user and date, and can be rolled back with one click.</li>
<li><strong>Automatic canonical fixes</strong>, applied site-wide:
<ul>
<li>Replace pagination canonicals that point to page 1 with each page’s own self-referencing URL.</li>
<li>Strip tracking parameters (utm_*, gclid, fbclid, msclkid, and more).</li>
<li>Strip display-variant parameters (print, amp, output, format, replytocom, and more).</li>
<li>Force the canonical to always match the requested URL exactly, including its query string.</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
<p>The free version is fully functional on its own and does not require the Pro upgrade to manage canonical overrides, detect pagination, validate URLs or import/export CSV files.</p>

AuditySEO Canonical Manager

Full control over canonical URLs for posts, pages, CPTs, taxonomy terms, archives and paginated pages, with validation, history and auto-fixes.

redpixelstudios

<p>The RPS Include Content plugin is useful when you need to include the same content across many posts or pages. For example, you may want to place your company boilerplate at the bottom of press releases in your News section. Instead of pasting the boilerplate copy at the end of each of these pages, you can now insert the shortcode (along with the post ID, and for multisite configurations, the blog ID) where that content should appear.</p>
<p>When you modify your source copy, changes will appear on all pages that contain the shortcode. There’s no need to open and modify multiple pages.</p>
<p>When a user previews the post from the WordPress Administration, the included content is distinguished with an on-hover highlight. A link is provided so that the source content can be conveniently accessed and modified. The preview of the include will not distort the target page – the width, height and position will remain as defined by the site.</p>
<p>To easily obtain the blog ID and post ID, install the free <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/rps-blog-info/" rel="ugc">RPS Blog Info</a> plugin, which places that information (and much more) on your WordPress 3.3 Toolbar.</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Include featured image of the included post with optional wrapper and custom class.</li>
<li>Allows specific shortcodes to display within included posts.</li>
<li>Allows oEmbeds to display within included posts.</li>
<li>Respects the more tag in posts automatically.</li>
<li>Set the length of the content to be displayed by word count.</li>
<li>Option to remove the hover interface.</li>
<li>Option to include private content.</li>
<li>Display the title of the included post without any content.</li>
<li>Include the title of the included post with or without a hyperlink.</li>
<li>Include a page or a post in another page or post.</li>
<li>Specify whether the content or the excerpt should be used.</li>
<li>Updates made to source content are reflected on all target pages.</li>
<li>Source content pulled into a page is easily distinguishable and accessible when viewing the page on the front-end while logged into the WordPress back-end.</li>
<li>Protects against generating include loops and calling nonexistent source content.</li>
<li>Displays errors on the front-end to logged-in page/post editors.</li>
<li>Compatible with single and multisite installs.</li>
<li>Support for password protected posts.</li>
<li>Strip shortcodes from included posts.</li>
<li>Default Settings page.</li>
</ul>


RPS Include Content

Makes it easy to pull content from one post or page and place it on another using a simple shortcode, even in a multisite environment.

AuditySEO Canonical Manager vs RPS Include Content