Remove Unwanted like ?nonamp=1 from wordpress url

Hello,

To remove the unwanted parameter like ?nonamp=1 from the end of your WordPress URLs, you can set up a redirection in Rank Math. Here’s how you can do it:

1. Navigate to Redirections: Go to WordPress Dashboard → Rank Math SEO → Redirections.

2. Add a New Redirection: Click on the Add New button in the Redirections Manager.

In the redirection setup, you can use a Regex redirection to remove the unwanted parameter from the URL. Here is an example of how you can set up the redirection:

• Regex Source URL: (.*)?nonamp=1
• Destination URL: $1

Make sure to activate the redirection by clicking on Add Redirection. This will redirect URLs with ?nonamp=1 at the end to the original URL without this parameter.

If you need further assistance or have any questions, feel free to ask.

Thank you!

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Hello,

You should use the URL inspection tool of your GSC account to inspect those URLs and check the referring page where they are coming from.

Once you know their referring page, you can remove or update them so Google won’t discover those kinds of URLs.

Looking forward to helping you.