Ok this is clear now ! Thanks for your help ! I was a bit lost on this issue...
So no canonical it will be !
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Ok this is clear now ! Thanks for your help ! I was a bit lost on this issue...
So no canonical it will be !
I've looked at most of the question in the Q&A who speak about pagination but didn't find a clear answer to my concern.
So here is my question :
On the website i work for, we have list of recipes with this info for each recipe : picture, title, type, difficulty, time and author.
10 recipes per pages and X pages for each list.
Would you use link rel canonical on page X with first page as value ? (i've seen this answer in one question here)
Or canonicalize to page X keeping each page of the list in the index ?
Would the content be seen as duplicate if we don't use rel canonical and just add page X in the title? Or would it be unique enough with all the infos?
Thanks for your help on this !
Webmaster / develloper / webdesigner / little bit of sysadmin. Ho i happend to learn fast !
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