Why it matters
Auto-fix writes fixes on IndexPedia, but they only reach your visitors and Google once your website is connected. Connecting is a one-time step and changes nothing on your site by itself.
The WordPress plugin and the PHP snippet put fixes into the page itself, which every search engine reads. The one-line tag works on any builder and applies fixes as the page loads, which Google sees when it renders the page.
Before you start
- A site added to IndexPedia
- Access to your website builder's settings, or to WordPress plugins
Step by step
- 1
Open Connect
Every site has a Connect page with the steps for your website builder.
Your site›Setup›Connect website - 2
Pick your builder
WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy, Webflow or any HTML site. The steps change to match.
Connect›Choose your builder - 3
WordPress: install the plugin
Download the IndexPedia Connect plugin, then upload and activate it. Your site ID is already inside, so there is nothing to set up.
WordPress›Plugins›Add New›Upload Plugin - 4
Other builders: paste one line
Copy the one-line tag and paste it into your builder's header code box.
Your builder›Settings›Custom code›Header - 5
Check the connection
Press Check. A green "Connected" means saved fixes now go live within 5 minutes.
Connect›Check connection
If something goes wrong
- Check says "not connected"
- Publish the site after pasting the line; most builders only add header code to the live site after publishing. Then press Check again.
- My builder has no code box
- Some starter plans hide custom code. You can still copy each approved title and description into the builder's own SEO settings.
- I use a caching plugin
- Clear the cache once after activating the plugin, so the first pages are served with your fixes.
What to do next
Once connected, open Auto-fix and review the fixes that are waiting. Saved fixes go live within 5 minutes.
Next guideReview and approve fixesSee each page side by side, as it is and fixed, and save the ones with a green check.