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server {
listen 80;
server_name https://www.example.com;
…
}
Also, make sure the domain’s DNS is configured with either www or the wildcard a records pointing to your server.
Adding www. in your General Settings is one thing – but you may also need to do a search and replace across the entire database to update all absolute URLs. Research that to find out the best way to do it without making mistakes (and make sure you have a database backup before making the changes).
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server {
server_name mydomainmy.com www.mydomainmy.com;
listen 198.211.109.168;
root /home/mydomainmy/public_html;
index index.html index.htm index.php;
...
my block original above, if I remove
server {
server_name www.mydomainmy.com;
...
Break my website.
]]>It’s touchy, and always better if you do it yourself (your theme coder, or so working with designer/marketing team).
You can ask the marketing guy how pages are rated inside Google through Google Search Console, many bad plugins create double posts for SEO:
NB: Google search console / formerly Google webmasters tool
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