After changing nameservers to cloudflare to get an SSL cert I have had publishing issues.
Notice the attachment showing double thumbs on a photo album page.
(The first link contains www the second link does not)
I see the issue if I access the page this way:
From here, without the www, the page is correct:
I have cleared the cache in all the browsers.
I can bring back the effect by adding www.
Changing the publishing settings in RW to www or not makes no difference.
It is only happening on the one page that I have published changes to.
I see the same thing, so many images but no obvious duplicates.
Perhaps you can give a screenshot or something that points out what you’re saying.
BTW: you should get rid of either the www or non-www with 301 redirects. Having both search engines will treat as duplicates. You also have both https and http. Those need redirects as well.
The screen shot is in my first post.
You are probably seeing the correct page even using www, as confirmed by browser shots.org and a guy at Godaddy.
For some reason, on my end I see dupes when using www.
And I can toggle back and forth seeing the issue by adding or subtracting www.
This all started after initiating cloudflare.
I don’t know about the redirects. I followed the RW tutorial about SSL/cloudflare.
The page rule on cloudflare is seen in the attachment here:
“Purge Everything” from cloudflare, then emptying the cache on my browsers has fixed it for now.
It remains a mystery why I was the only one seeing this problem.
I’ll wait and see what happens next time I publish a change.
Thanks for looking.