Technology

Intro While working on my TutorLounge project, I started worrying about archive pages with thin content in GeoDirectory. For example: * Category archives like /student-levels/early-childhood/ * City archives like /new-york/white-plains/ Some of these pages had very little content, and I wasn’t sure if they might hurt my SEO. So

Intro After setting up my sticky sidebar column in GeoDirectory, it looked great on desktop. But when I checked on mobile, things broke — instead of stacking nicely under the main content, the sidebar turned into a slim, squished column. Here’s how I fixed it. Problem On desktop: sidebar = 25%

Intro When I was customizing my GeoDirectory search results page, I wanted the right-hand sidebar (with filters) to stay fixed while scrolling — basically a sticky column. It’s not obvious how to do this in the Blockstrap editor, but GeoDirectory support showed me the trick. Problem By default, columns just

Introduction I ran into an issue where my GeoDirectory location pages and archive pages weren’t showing up in Rank Math’s sitemaps. This was a problem because without them, Google couldn’t properly crawl my directory site. Here’s how I fixed it. The Problem * Rank Math was only

Introduction When I first started building my GeoDirectory site, I ran into a question that probably crosses every directory owner’s mind at some point: What happens when location pages and custom post type (CPT) archive pages overlap? In other words: which should I focus on for SEO, and how