problem with indexing untranslated pages

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10 декабря, 2025 в 12:35 пп #17652228
przemyslawB-2	Hello, I have a problem: despite setting the taxonomy to "Translatable show only translated items," pages in other languages are still indexed and displayed. My main language is Polish, and my second language is English. I set it up as above, but after changing the URL (adding /en to the bar), the page still shows up and is indexed – a major SEO problem. How can I prevent this? For posts, this option works correctly, and entering "/en" in the link causes the page to redirect to the primary language anyway, but with the taxonomy, it's different. examples: скрытая ссылка скрытая ссылка скрытая ссылка скрытая ссылка for posts is correct: скрытая ссылка скрытая ссылка

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10 декабря, 2025 в 12:35 пп #17652228

przemyslawB-2

Hello,
I have a problem: despite setting the taxonomy to "Translatable
show only translated items," pages in other languages are still indexed and displayed.

My main language is Polish, and my second language is English.

I set it up as above, but after changing the URL (adding /en to the bar), the page still shows up and is indexed – a major SEO problem. How can I prevent this? For posts, this option works correctly, and entering "/en" in the link causes the page to redirect to the primary language anyway, but with the taxonomy, it's different.

examples:
скрытая ссылка
скрытая ссылка

скрытая ссылка
скрытая ссылка

for posts is correct:
скрытая ссылка
скрытая ссылка

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