How To Remove /p/ From Blogger Pages Link
How do I make my pages URLs cleaner? The "/p/" in the URL is so messy looking.
Do you want to remove the "label" slug from your label pages in Blogger? Want to remove "/p" from your static pages in Blogger? Here is a simple trick by which you can show your own permalink structures for your label, static or archive pages in Blogger. Have you seen my navigation bar inside the header? They are all label pages, you may just hover your mouse cursor on the link to view the permalink structure that might be visible to the bottom left area. Similarly, I have added my static pages into the footer area, you may go to the place and check the permalink structure those are clean like a WordPress blog. You can also change your category and static pages URLs like as a WordPress blog.
Is there any advantage to use such permalink structures in Blogger? In general, no, but it will surely give a professional look in the URLs structure placed on your header or footer.
Is there any disadvantage to use such permalink structures in Blogger? No never, why it should be? The ideology is we will just change the permalink structure with our choice, and then we will apply a 301 redirect from that permalink structure to the official links. Since the link has redirected permanently with 301 so the links will never lose any link juice.
How To Remove /p/ From Blogger Pages Link
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Go to your Blogger source code (Blogger dashboard -> Select your Blog ->Template -> Edit HTML -> Click anywhere in the source code), and search for the label URLs placed on header or footer by 'Ctrl+f' using "/search/label" keyword. If you also want to clean the static page URLs, search with "/p/" it will show you all the static page's URLs inside your template. Collect all the URLs, note all the URLs of your label and static pages to a notepad.
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Let you have a label page whose URL is "http://blogname.blogspot.com/search/label/seo", and want it to change in "http://blogname.blogspot.com/seo". I will guide you to change that URL, the procedure will be same for all the URLs.
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First, I will redirect the URLs inside Blogger dashboard, then I will use the redirected path into Blogger template.
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Go to Blogger dashboard -> Select your Blog -> Settings -> Search preferences. Click on 'Edit' in 'Custom Redirects' under 'Errors and redirections'. Now, click on 'New redirect'.
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Now, go to Blogger dashboard, and change "/search/label/seo" to "/seo", since '.../seo' now redirected to '..../search/label/seo'.
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You can repeat the process for all the URLs you want to redirect.
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