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Please give us a description of what happened
When an archive page/paginated series is created with Elementor Pro, the canonical URLs of the respective pages in the series falls back to the first page instead of employing self-referencing canonical URLs
To Reproduce
Step-by-step reproduction instructions
Install Yoast SEO & Elementor Pro
Create a page with Elementor page and add a Posts or Loop Grid element
Expected results
In a paginated series, self-referencing canonical should be used
Actual results
In the paginated series, /page/n defaults to the first page in the series
Screenshots, screen recording, code snippet
Technical info
If relevant, which editor is affected (or editors):
Block Editor
Gutenberg Editor
Elementor Editor
Classic Editor
Other:
Which browser is affected (or browsers):
Chrome
Firefox
Safari
Other:
Used versions
WordPress version: 6.2
WordPress Theme: Twenty Twenty-One
Yoast SEO version: 20.5-RC2
Gutenberg plugin version:
Elementor plugin version:
Classic Editor plugin version:
Relevant plugins in case of a bug:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The issue is broader than just the canonical; the problem is that we don't recognize/treat this as a paginated state, and all of our logic, meta, schema, etc, reflects the series root.
Please give us a description of what happened
When an archive page/paginated series is created with Elementor Pro, the canonical URLs of the respective pages in the series falls back to the first page instead of employing self-referencing canonical URLs
To Reproduce
Step-by-step reproduction instructions
Expected results
In a paginated series, self-referencing canonical should be used
Actual results
In the paginated series, /page/n defaults to the first page in the series
Screenshots, screen recording, code snippet
Technical info
Used versions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: