How can I fix the canonicalization error with Webflow's Glossary page when using Finsweet attributes Library for filtering and loading the CMS?

To fix the canonicalization error with Webflow's Glossary page when using the Finsweet Attributes Library for filtering and loading the CMS, you can follow these steps:

1. Identify the canonicalization error: The canonicalization error typically occurs when there are multiple URLs that lead to the same content, causing duplicate content issues. You can confirm this by analyzing your website in Google Search Console or using SEO tools like Moz or SEMrush.

2. Set the canonical URL: Determine the preferred URL for your Glossary page and set it as the canonical URL. In Webflow, you can do this by adding a custom code snippet to the head section of your Glossary page or by accessing the SEO settings for the page in the Webflow Designer.

3. Update the Finsweet Attributes Library code: If the canonical URL is not set correctly by default, you may need to modify the Finsweet Attributes Library code to ensure it uses the correct URL for the Glossary page. The exact steps to do this may vary depending on the specific implementation of the library, but you'll typically need to identify the code responsible for generating the URLs and update it to use the canonical URL you've set.

4. Ensure proper URL structure: Make sure that the URLs generated by the Finsweet Attributes Library for filtering and loading the CMS are consistent with the canonical URL structure. This means that when applying filters or loading CMS items dynamically, the resulting URLs should still point to the canonical URL of the Glossary page.

5. Test and validate: After making the necessary changes, thoroughly test the filtering and loading functionality on the Glossary page to verify that the canonicalization error is resolved. Monitor the page's performance in Google Search Console and check for any duplicate content issues or canonicalization errors.

By following these steps, you should be able to fix the canonicalization error with Webflow's Glossary page when using the Finsweet Attributes Library for filtering and loading the CMS. Remember to make backups and test thoroughly to ensure that everything works as expected.