Classic105

Thank you again Jacob!
I found out that I can do it through Yoast/titles and meta/special pages.
https://kb.yoast.com/kb/noindex-for-special-pages-in-yoast-seo/
But I don’t know how can I define the pages I want to noindex? I guess maybe %%filetitle%%? Am I wrong?

Thank you Jacob!
First I wanted to know what really made this problem? I think solving the problem is better than hiding them from search engines. As my website gets bigger I’ll have more URLs and it’ll make my data base bigger and bigger without any reason. This issue is only on my website even with disabling plugins and changing themes. Regarding your suggestion using Yoast Seo I would say there are thousands of files / URLs with different names. How can I edit robots.txt in a way that hides all of those URLs / paths from search engines?

Sorry I don’t have technical information that much but as far as I know I don’t use any specific plugin to open the images. This is a photoblog and I’m using a theme named “Pure Photo”. It’s a little bit old theme and discontinued so I can’t give you link for more information about it. There is only an old forum about this theme which is still existed.
https://gogetthemes.com/forums/forum/pure-photo/

I use a plugin named “Revolution Slider” for my home page https://www.danielment.com but for this page I have no idea. Maybe jquery or javascript!?

I disable “Form Maker” temporarily and you can see how the page shows the image when it works properly: https://www.danielment.com/blog/

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by James Huff.
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@jeff
I have a similar issue. I use the plugin Form Maket and it prevent jquery and ajax loading from working properly. This is the page: https://www.danielment.com/blog/ How can I fix it?

Yes, you’re right. As I deactivated “W3 Total Cache” plugin, it works fine!

This is an example:
https://www.danielment.com/test/