WordPress-related Google Search Console page indexing issues, listed in priority order:

1. Coverage Issues:

   • Pages with crawl errors or blocked by robots.txt file.
   • Pages with a “noindex” tag preventing indexing.
   • Pages with “soft 404” errors (pages that should return a 404 error but don’t).
   • Pages with redirect errors or chains.

2. Sitemap Issues:

   • Missing or incorrectly formatted sitemap.xml file.
   • Sitemap URLs that are blocked or returning errors.
   • Sitemap URLs that are not indexed or have low priority.

3. Duplicate Content:

   • Pages with duplicate titles or meta descriptions.
   • Duplicate content issues caused by different URL parameters.
   • Duplicate content caused by printer-friendly or mobile versions of pages.

4. Mobile Usability Issues:

   • Pages with mobile usability errors, such as text too small to read or clickable elements too close together.
   • Pages with blocked resources that prevent proper rendering on mobile devices.

5. Structured Data Issues:

   • Pages with structured data errors or warnings.
   • Missing or incomplete structured data markup.
   • Structured data markup that is not properly implemented or fails validation.

6. URL Parameters:

   • Pages with excessive URL parameters or URL parameters causing duplicate content issues.
   • Pages with incorrect handling of URL parameters (e.g., not specifying canonical URLs).

7. Pagination and Paginated Content:

   • Pages with pagination issues, such as missing rel=”next” and rel=”prev” tags.
   • Improperly paginated content that confuses search engines.

8. HTTPS Issues:

   • Pages with insecure content (mixed HTTP/HTTPS) warnings.
   • HTTPS pages not properly redirecting from HTTP versions.