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Hi Takayuki,

Thank you for responding.

We just have a general name tag on the form so the user can either enter their full name or their first name.

Thanks Takayuki! That works!

Thanks Tara! We have posted a topic on Contact Form 7.

Thanks tysonadams! We have reviewed the two links.

We have hidden the full area report pages from the WordPress search using the following coding:

function SearchFilter($query) {
if ($query->is_search) {
$query->set(‘cat’,’0,1′);
}
return $query;
}

add_filter(‘pre_get_posts’,’SearchFilter’);

We edited the page id to suit our needs.

We are using WordPress SE0 By Yoast. We have modified the settings to tell robots not to index the page or follow any links on the page and also made sure that the page isn’t listed in the sitemap.

But the full area report is still appearing on Google search results. Is there an alternative way?

The other option suggested on the second link was the Search Everything plugin but this plug-in hides specified pages from the internal search (the search box on each page) which we have already done but it doesn’t seem to affect a Google search.

Any suggestions/advice to hide specific WordPress pages on search engines results?

Thanks for your response, tysonadams!

The full area report appears on Google. Is there a way to hide the full area report WordPress pages from search engines results?

Thanks for your response, ijurisic87!

1st option: We will try the option you’ve suggested: “to exclude those pages from search results. However, if we were to exclude those pages from search results will the pages still appear on Google search results?

2nd option: Public Post Preview. We’ve noticed that the link will expired after some time. We don’t want that to happen, we want to link to be available at all times to anonymous users for public view. Is there a way to extend the time?