Trailing slash in canonical when the blog is in a subdirectory

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  • Plugin Contributor Calin Vingan

    (@calinvingan)

    Hi,

    You can use the Squirrly hook to customize the canonical.

    Add this code in the theme function.php at the end:

    add_filter('sq_canonical', 'trailingSlashCanonical', 11);

function trailingSlashCanonical($canonical) {
    return rtrim($canonical, '/') . '/';
}

    You can find more details how to customize the Squirrly Hook here:
    https://howto.squirrly.co/kb/add-custom-canonical-link/

    Please write a short review for Squirrly SEO to help us keep the plugin free.

    Best regards, Calin

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