Reputation: 17761
My site has two basic types of pages:
I'm very confused about how rel=next/prev is implemented.
Thanks!
Upvotes: 3
Views: 2800
Reputation: 448
It may be you don't need to do anything at all. If the content within the series tends to stay put, the URLs are numbered, etc., Google's probably working it out for itself.
Don't use prev/next between single-page pages. The idea with prev/next is that a single piece of content which stretches over multiple pages is treated as a whole, so applying it to single-page pieces of content, even if they can be considered as part of some group or set, would be to their detriment.
First page in a series only has the "next"
tag, last page only has the "prev"
tag. All the rest have both.
And incidentally, if your pagination is done with parameters, you have an alternative in that you can use Google Webmaster Tools to inform Googlebot how to handle your pagination.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 359
If you find anything confusing in the article(link below) than just let us know. And if you completely understand the article and the article about "view all"(link in the article) than I think your problem is solved.
Pagination with rel='next' and rel='prev'
Upvotes: -2