Cheers,

Martin.

Thanks for the post. I love the All in one plugin but this was the one thing I was always leery of. I read a few warnings online about this canonical issue. Ironically I have been looking for a solution to canonical problems so may just check the box and see.

Will double check a few places but your post gives me back some confidence in the plugin.

Thanks,

Kevin

As long as your blog files are in the same location as your blog address you won’t have any problems. Even if they’re not, you only need to change the canonical url to the correct one to fix them – easy enough! (Just a pain in the Butt when you have lots to change)

An update to the All-in-One was issued this week and this issue may have been addressed – but since my blog files and blog address are in the same location I haven’t been able to verify that yet.

Cheers,

Martin.

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The easiest way to check is to go to your Settings>General screen. In that screen the third line says ‘WordPress Address (URL)’ and the fourth line says ‘Blog Address (URL)’.

If the URLs in the boxes to the right of each of those statements are the same that means you have nothing to worry about WRT to Canonical URLs and the All-in-One-SEO pack.

Further – these addresses will be the same unless you specifically changed them when you set up your blog.

Hope that helps..?

Cheers,

Martin.