Issue with WPML Blog Translations and Canonical Tags

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Ultimo aggiornamento da ericT-22 4 mese, 2 settimana fa.

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Febbraio 10, 2025 alle 7:17 am #16685125
ericT-22	Background of the issue: We are using the WPML plugin to create multilingual pages on our website link nascosto. We are not publishing blog translations, but users can still access the posts with a language tag for a specific country code. Symptoms: Country-specific URLs should contain a canonical tag pointing to the original blog post URL, but they are being treated as separate pages, causing duplicate content problems and negatively impacting our website's indexing. Questions: How can we ensure proper canonicalization for our blog posts using WPML? Why are country-specific URLs being treated as separate pages instead of pointing to the original blog post URL?

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Febbraio 10, 2025 alle 7:17 am #16685125

ericT-22

Background of the issue:
We are using the WPML plugin to create multilingual pages on our website link nascosto. We are not publishing blog translations, but users can still access the posts with a language tag for a specific country code.

Symptoms:
Country-specific URLs should contain a canonical tag pointing to the original blog post URL, but they are being treated as separate pages, causing duplicate content problems and negatively impacting our website's indexing.

Questions:
How can we ensure proper canonicalization for our blog posts using WPML?
Why are country-specific URLs being treated as separate pages instead of pointing to the original blog post URL?

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