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1. angelalgibson
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #

   Hello all,

   I did search for this before posting, but in reality I don't even really know the proper search terms because I don't know what's happening.

   I just moved a root install of WP to a subdirectory on the same server by following the instructions here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

   The move went smoothly and everything works - e.g. no 404 not found, no broken links or broken images... BUT now these characters #.TzKclJieCs8 are appended to every single URL.

   So, for example, I now have http://mysite.com/subdirectory/about/#.TzKehJieCs8
   instead of http://mysite.com/subdirectory/about

   Any ideas?! How do I fix this?!

   The site works. The URLs work, but it's going to be a problem for SEO...

   Thanks!

   ~ Angela

2. kissmydomain
   Member
   Posted 1 month ago #

   I have been experiencing the same issue with a clients web site as well. I have been doing some research and have had no luck I was really happy to see this post maybe we will get some answers soon. As for the SEO I have not seen any issues from the extra characters, because I think that when the search engines crawl the site it does not generate the extra characters I think they are only showing in the users browser once the page is loaded. Hopefully we will get an answer soon.

3. kissmydomain
   Member
   Posted 1 month ago #

   I found a fix right after I left lhe last message I hope this works for you. I discovered the string was due to a bug in the latest version of the AddThis plugin. I have unchecked "Track address bar sharing" until the bug is fixed and that took care of the problem. Let me know if this helps

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