<p>The <b>Canonical</b> is a meta tag that maps the content of a page. This is especially important when multiple domains refer to a web page. 
Et al Duplicate content is avoided and the Canonical meta tag also prevents content theft.</p>

<p><b>Canonical:</b> With this switch, you enable or disable the content assignment.</p>

<p><b>Website URL:</b> For "normal" use and use of only one domain would have to be the correct web address here. This is read out automatically.</p>

<p><b>External URL:</b> Direct routing to the desired domain. 
This area is used when e.g. The admin panel is located on a separate domain and thus does not reflect the domain (website URL), where the website should actually be routed. 
Also, this area is used when e.g. multiple domains reside on one web. 
So you can quickly and without "change" the website to redirect the content to another domain.
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<p><b>Note:</b> If "external URL" is filled out this is used as Canonical. 
If you would like to use the website URL as canonical, the field "external URL" must be empty.</p>

<p><u>Explanations:</u><br>
<span class='resT'> Green font = active (at Canonical "on")</span><br>
<span class='resF'> Red font = deactive URL</span>
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<p><b>Note:</b> After saving, the routed URL is displayed. Clicking on the URL will open it via a new browser window and can thus be checked directly for correct input.</p>

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