This module lets the administrator alter the HTML head of a node to instruct well-behaved search engine robots to not index the node. This will prevent the node from appearing in search engine results.
Reasons why you may want to do this is to tell robots not to index pages on your web site that:
- Are unimportant
- Are transitory
- Contains personal and/or sensitive data
See also:
No requirements
No recommendations
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Install as you would normally install a contributed Backdrop CMS module. See: Installing modules for further information.
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Enable the Node noindex module on the Modules list page.
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Proceed to configure the module as described in the configuration section below.
To configure the module, you need the permission “Administer node noindex”.
To enable the noindex option for a node content type navigate to the
configure the node type. For example, to enable it for the node
type Post, navigate to Administration » Structure » Content
types » Post and click the configure link. Look for “Search engine
settings” in the vertical tabs. There are two check boxes: “Enable
noindex option” and “Set noindex as default”. The first enables the
noindex option for the content type, the second makes noindex the
default when creating new content of the type. This setting does not
effect nodes that already exist.
When you've enabled the noindex option for a content type, you will
find a vertical tab for “Search engine settings” in the vertical tabs
when you edit an individual node of the type. This let you check “Set
noindex in HTML head”. Checking this box and saving the node sets
the robots metatag to noindex and removes the canonical relation
added by core in the HTML head of this node.
The module exposes the field “No index” to Views.
- Ported to Backdrop CMS by Justin Christoffersen.
- Port Sponsored by Jeneration Web Development.
- Originally written for Drupal by Camilla Krag Jensen.
- Drupal project maintainers: Gisle Hannemyr, Johannes Wehner, and Hervé Donner.
This project is GPL v2 software. See the LICENSE.txt file in this directory for complete text.