Originally posted by Bruce - PhosphorMedia
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How do you prevent templates from being indexed/listed?
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I think william means something like this:
disallow: https://www.domain.com/CTGY.html
in the robots.txt file.
i don't think its an issue but just to be safe, you can use Web Master Tools to verify that a category USING that page template can still be followed and indexed.
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Originally posted by William Davis View Post
How about robots.txt disallow statement for the category in question file?
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Originally posted by lesliekirk View PostI'm not sure if this has come up before but I've noticed that Page Templates such as CTGY are being picked up by the search engines as https://www.domain.com/CTGY.html. If you put "noindex,nofollow" in the template it will prevent every category from being listed. I suspect this started becoming an issue when we were able to start viewing the Page Templates. This particular site is not using the Marketing Feeds Sitemap, it uses an external sitemap app.The link is not in it nor is it in the SMAP page (thank goodness). It would seem Google is finding it all on it's own. So how do we stop it?
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How do you prevent templates from being indexed/listed?
I'm not sure if this has come up before but I've noticed that Page Templates such as CTGY are being picked up by the search engines as https://www.domain.com/CTGY.html. If you put "noindex,nofollow" in the template it will prevent every category from being listed. I suspect this started becoming an issue when we were able to start viewing the Page Templates. This particular site is not using the Marketing Feeds Sitemap, it uses an external sitemap app.The link is not in it nor is it in the SMAP page (thank goodness). It would seem Google is finding it all on it's own. So how do we stop it?
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