Hey there,

I am really sorry for the delay of this reply as it is a public holiday for us here.

You can remove blog id from backend > Easyblog > setting > seo > general > Use IDs in URL - NO

I found the out above path wasn't correct is actually Setting > SEO > Unicode aliases

the next question is how do i update the breadcrumbs path in google search

currently show like Website › Blog › authorname

I would like website > Blog > blogtitle

this is in google search on the meta title and above the meta description snippet.

You can disable this from backend > Easyblog > setting > layout > general > Display Author Name In Breadcrumb - NO

Hi,

with some of the urls i have disable ID's in the url but now all previous post are displaying a 404 error any way to fix this i have alot of guest posts?

By right, if you disable this setting backend > Easyblog > setting > seo > general > Use IDs in URL - NO on the site, all the blog entry page URL shouldn't append the id.

Perhaps you can share with us how to replicate all these 404 error on your site?

Also can you update your following details at http://stackideas.com/dashboard/site so we can better have a check?
1. Joomla backend access
2. FTP access
3. Can we have the permission to help you switch your current support domain from tobeconfirmed.com to weebdigital.com? Because Pro license only obtain for support 1 domain site.

This is an example:

Before ID, now display 404 error
https://www.pure-jobs.com/blog/1906-overcome-a-bad-reference

After ID
https://www.pure-jobs.com/blog/overcome-a-bad-reference

this is urgent !!

It seems like this page https://www.pure-jobs.com/blog/overcome-a-bad-reference can accessible.

Do you mean you would like to make it both URL can be accessible?

If that is the case, unfortunately that is not possible to do this.

For example :

Turn ON 'Unicode aliases' setting - only can access URL with the ID (https://www.pure-jobs.com/blog/1906-overcome-a-bad-reference)
Turn OFF 'Unicode aliases' setting - only can access URL without the ID (https://www.pure-jobs.com/blog/overcome-a-bad-reference)

can we not have a simple rule in htaccess to see that the links are the same?

or we will end up having a tons of 404 errors surely u must have away around this?

May i know what is your current concern about this?

Is it once you disable this 'Unicode aliases' setting, your Google webmaster tool there will return you 404 error for all the existing blog page which contain those ID?