Looks like you're not setting the <link rel="canonical" href="https://terabytetiger.com/lessons/articles/vue-rainbow/"> on that page? The metaInfo property on pages and templates should help you there 👍
a) they must be absolute i.e. prefixed by https://yourdomain.com/
b) they must be identical on both the DEV post and the original article (right down to the presence of trailing slashes)
c) they need to be <link rel="canonical" href="...">, not <meta>
terabytetiger.com/lessons/articles... is one of them. I'll definitely be back if I find a solution 😄
Not sure I understand/am seeing the errors with the pages - everything seems to be working fine for me.
Do you get console errors or could share screenshots? Thanks for letting me know!
Looks like you're not setting the
<link rel="canonical" href="https://terabytetiger.com/lessons/articles/vue-rainbow/">on that page? The metaInfo property on pages and templates should help you there 👍Here are the
Errors that I see in the console:Hmm, this is weird 🤔 I don't see anything in Edge (Chromium) Beta on Windows. Which browser are you using?
I recently swapped out Moment for date-fns. Maybe that has something to do with it?
Swapped back to Moment.js - maybe that solves it?
Hi Tyler, that seems to have fixed it, yes 👷♂️👍
I'm using Firefox btw 🔥 🦊
Quick note on canonical tags:
a) they must be absolute i.e. prefixed by
https://yourdomain.com/b) they must be identical on both the DEV post and the original article (right down to the presence of trailing slashes)
c) they need to be
<link rel="canonical" href="...">, not<meta>Oh yay! I'm glad it's working! 🎉
Thank you so much for the tips! I (clearly) have no idea what I was doing with these 😅 This was extremely helpful 💕
You're very welcome Tyler! I've banged my head against this very wall so I'm happy to help you avoid doing the same 😅