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    I have created a Custom Post type and its own respective taxonomy.

    I have for example this URL structure: /

    The same content can also be accessible through this link: /

    How can I write a rewrite so the second URL is not available especially for google SEO perspective and avoid duplicate content

    I have created a Custom Post type and its own respective taxonomy.

    I have for example this URL structure: http://www.example/faq/category/sub-category/test-post/

    The same content can also be accessible through this link: http://www.example/faq/category/test-post/

    How can I write a rewrite so the second URL is not available especially for google SEO perspective and avoid duplicate content

    • custom-post-types
    • custom-taxonomy
    • url-rewriting
    • rewrite-rules
    Share Improve this question asked Jan 29, 2019 at 14:43 JojoJojo 113 bronze badges
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    Your taxonomy is set to 'hierarchical' => true, do you have the post included in both the parent and child category?

    If you untick the parent category and only tick sub-category then it should use the first URL only.

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