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Too Many On Page Links Error On Wordpress Blog

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wianno168 last edited by

I have a wordpress blog. I am getting an error message from SEOmoz "too many on page links"

However SEOmoz is counting a full month of blogs as one page.

For example-3 onpage internal links in each blog times 30 different blog article in a month is recorded as 90 on page links.

Is there any mechanism to fix this on wordpress
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wianno168 @benjaminspak last edited by

thank you
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benjaminspak last edited by

I take it you have the full post being displayed? Go under the Settings tab in WP and there should be an option in one of the sub tabs to change from displaying full posts on your home page to post summarys. Should clear up your problem.

So simply change the number of displayed posts for the home page.
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