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Canonical Tag in Body?

We proprietary have a CMS that doesn't allow us to use the canonical tag the proper way in the head without an extensive development overhaul, will placing the canonical tag in the body work? I found this article ( http://bit.ly/3eFc9I ) that is trying to test whether it works or not but there hasn't been conclusive evidence yet it doesn't look like. I realize your not supposed to use it in the body but am wondering if it would work as a temporary solution until we can slot some development time. Thoughts?

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You can always redirect other pages to the "canonical" one.

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Canonical tag is part of meta tags. If you place it in the body it is 100% useless.

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