jantonio.giron

Hi WFMattR
I am using a GSA to index my WordPress Multisite project and I have found a lot of requests to URLs as https://www.mydomain.com/site1/?wordfence_loghuman=1&hid=55cde41af7dce29dc9c99de092159b92.

I have included in rules like robots.txt Disallow: /?wordfence_loghuman=, but requests are still being made.

How I can do to prevent the GSA from indexing these URLs?
Can I block URLs as wordfence_loghuman= in .htaccess? Or are they necessary?

Thank you very much, Chouby
I really need multisite, along with subdirectories mode.
Maybe the best option is to use a common literal as blog name and custom languages codes.

Thanks again.

Thank you for answering so quickly!!

I have keep the defaull option “The language is set for the content” (the first one) and I have edited languages code: Spanish –> language code = misitio and English –> language code = mysite.

When I access to the Spanish version, the URL is https://www.mydomain.com/misitio, but the English one is https://www.mydomain.com/misitio/mysite because the blog URL is misitio and the languages codes are misitio and mysite.

I can hide the code to default language (Spanish), but in English the URL contains blogs URl and language code: https://www.mydomain.com/misitio/mysite.

Am I using the wrong settings?

Hi,
I have created a new clean site and … the same problem.

In this case when I try to access to https://www.mydomain.com/misitio (Spanish), it shows the page correctly, but if I try to access to https://www.mydomain.com/mysite (English), it shows “Page not found”.

Can you help me, please?