• Hello,

    My blog page has multiple child pages, because of many posts which do not fit on one page. Can somebody tell me how can I change the childpages metatag, or put it to noindex? I cannot find the childpages anywhere, they are automaticly created once the post numbers change.

    Thanks
    Levi

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  • Have you got an SEO plugin installed? Some of the top used ones out there give you checkbox on pages to noindex them.

    Thread Starter szaszlevi

    (@szaszlevi)

    Yes I do use one. But I can’t do that because I cannot find the child pages in my pages list. They are automatically generated by wordpress

    graphicscove

    (@graphicscove)

    What do you mean by automatically generated? Pages don’t just get created randomly unless you add them. Do you have links to them? Can you view them on the frontend of your site?

    Thread Starter szaszlevi

    (@szaszlevi)

    I have about 15 articles which show up on the blog section. But because only 5 articles can show at once, WordPress has numbered my blog page and it shows up as 3 different pages. I can see them in the front end, they have different URL-s, but cannot find them in the backend.

      graphicscove

      (@graphicscove)

      This might sound like an obvious question but how many posts are set to show on a single list in the admin? Have you checked if there is paging active where your additional blog posts might be hiding?

      Thread Starter szaszlevi

      (@szaszlevi)

      Hey. I have found this code. Would it still work?

      “add this to header.php

      <?php if ( is_paged() ) { ?>
      <meta name=”robots” content=”noindex,follow” />
      <?php } ?>

      HTML/CSS Inserts -> HTML Inserts: Header doesn’t take PHP code yet or else you’d be able to put the code there”

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