No, in k2 config there is options for use relative URL or absolute, and if i chose absolute, this brake the url in the canonical link on tags pages
I tryied it also with new install on new and fresh joomla with 0 plugin and components only k2 and you can see it
site.ijoomla.co.il/joomla/tag-test.html

On Item and category pages the canonical link work perfect, only the tags pages this bug occur.

If you want you can access the admin:

site.ijoomla.co.il/joomla/administrator
user: [redacted]
password: [redacted]

Thanks
yaniv

I am experiencing a similar issue.

www.website.com/blog/content/travel-blog/whats-new (404 error)

Where /travel-blog/ is not supposed to be in the url. It should be:

www.website.com/blog/content/whats-new (works)

I could setup a redirect but this doesn't solve the issue permanently. The pagination results for the additional pages also result in a 404 error as they include the /travel-blog/ in the path which isn't needed.

I have tried absolute path and relative path. both give me the 404 error.

The extra slug in the url is coming from a menu item for joomla categories.

How can this be fixed?

It's not a menu item that is causing the extra slug.

I believe it might be the absolute path/relative path being the issue? It's doesn't make a difference if I select either in settings.

It's when you are on a K2 page and the item is displaying the category. If you click the category it goes to a 404 error.

Instead of just www.website.com/blog/content/whats-new - whats-new is the category I am clicking

It for some reason goes to this: www.website.com/blog/content/travel-blog/whats-new - which gives a 404 error because it's the wrong path.

Where /travel-blog/ is not supposed to be in the url. The travel-blog is the alias of the menu item link I have created to display the K2 blog. I assume it things the path of the link is travel-blog/whats-new when it is just /whats-new.

It also ads the additional path on the page pagination at the bottom. So if you click next,prev,end or any of the pages they return a 404 error because it ad's the "travel-blog" to the path.

I don't want to use redirects, there has to be a way to resolve this.