So, I am looking at the content from other WP plugins that see the page and also considering indexing bots.
Due to the nature of the plugin, there is a container inside the content and therefore when the content is evaluated by itself without the benefit of the plying scripts and browser rendition, the content is a whole bunch of gobly-gook.
For example, the Excerpt summarizer plugin (third-party) tries to summarize the page as:
@import url(https://mysitenamecom/wp-content/plugins/siteorigin-panels/css/front-flexmincss); #pgc-1028-0-0 { width:100%;width:calc(100% – ( 0 * 30px ) ) } #pl-1028 #panel-1028-0-0-0 { } #pl-1028 #panel-1028-0-0-1 { margin:2. panel-row-style { -webkit-align-items:flex-start;align-items:flex-start } #pgc-1028-0-0 { align-self:auto } #panel-1028-0-0-0> . panel-row-style { -webkit-flex-direction:column;-ms-flex-direction:column;flex-direction:column } #pg-1028-0 > . panel-grid-cell-mobile-last { margin-bottom:0px } #pg-1028-0> .
Now that I know this, I am OK with this, I can fix it.
My concern is the Google and other bots that see the godly-gook and do not index the page properly. Potentially impacting my SEO
So, like to learn what are the ways around this?
Best practices, etc.
Thanks in anticipation.
Hi Wn,
Google indexes data differently to the Excerpt Summarizer plugin you’re using so it won’t run into this same issue. The excerpt that plugin generated was from the fallback content that SiteOrigin Page Builder stores to allow other plugins and WordPress to process the page. This fallback content is never output by SiteOrigin Page Builder and is purely for internal use. What you see when you open the page in the browser is what Google will index.