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For reference, with Yoast enabled, you'd expect to see: <title>TITLE</title> http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/23191/how-to-remove-a-meta-description-or-other-head-contents If your theme is supported by a third-party, you can ask them for assistance, of course. If it's not built-in to the theme, it could be another SEO/META plugin causing the duplication, perhaps? - One way to test if it is built in to the theme would be to switch (temporarily) back over to a standard wordpress theme and see if the issue persists. If it's still there, try disabling likely plugins and test. Good Luck!

Hi Simon Just so you know, this won't really cause a big problem in terms of Google and rankings or your site performance. There's two things you can do: 1. In Yoast SEO, go to Titles & Meta -> Other - and check off 'Noindex subpages of archives' - this will prevent subpages from even getting in Google in the first place. 2. You can set unique titles for subpages by using the %%page%% variable. Go to Titles & Meta -> Taxonomies and under Categories, Tags etc - do something like: %%tag%% %%sep%% %%sitename%% %%page%% %%page%% will output something like 'Page 2 of 4' Hope that helps! -Dan PS - Really nicely done wedding photos!

Hi Simon, WordPress isn't great at handling slideshows and paginated pages in order for SEO. What would be best to do is have a developer look into this and make sure that canonical URLs are added to the page in order to respect the duplicate content. There are as far as I know no out of the box solutions for this.

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