User question: what does canonical URL means?
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User question: what does canonical URL means?
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Hi all,
I've been meaning to write about the concept of canonical for a while and this week, a comment at the end of a support ticket finally prompted me to do so.
The thing is, canonical is used (mostly) in two different ways and they seem to contradict each other:
- a page is canonical (or not)
- a page has a canonical tag
The confusing part is that:
when a page has a canonical tag, it's usually because it's not canonical
How is that possible and should you care anyway?
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