exclude smugmug photos and pages from web crawlers

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  onethumb Administrators Posts: 1,269 Major grins

  March 13, 2005 edited March 13, 2005

  msim2020 wrote:

  Is there a way for me to enter web crawler instructions in all / select albums of mine? I would not like google or other robots to crawl some of the pages and may be some i am ok with.
  
  Thanks!

  
  Currently, there isn't - other than marking your galleries Private, in which case we flag them that way for you.
  
  Sorry!
  
  Don

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  devbobo Registered Users, Retired Mod Posts: 4,339 SmugMug Employee

  March 13, 2005 edited March 13, 2005

  msim2020 wrote:

  Is there a way for me to enter web crawler instructions in all / select albums of mine? I would not like google or other robots to crawl some of the pages and may be some i am ok with.
  
  Thanks!

  To stop webcrawlers from indexing your pages, add this line of code to ur header html section of Co-branding....
  
  <META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="NOINDEX, NOFOLLOW">
  
  Not sure if it will work or not (here at smugmug), but it's worth a try.
  
  Cheers,
  
  David
  

  David Parry
  SmugMug API Developer
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  msim2020 Registered Users Posts: 57 Big grins

  March 15, 2005 edited March 15, 2005

  I think this would be a good thing to try. I just read up and see that this is an approach to adopt if one does not have access to the server.
  
  I believe though that co-branding also comes with the Pro membership. Is that true?
  

  devbobo wrote:

  To stop webcrawlers from indexing your pages, add this line of code to ur header html section of Co-branding....
  
  <META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="NOINDEX, NOFOLLOW">
  
  Not sure if it will work or not (here at smugmug), but it's worth a try.
  
  Cheers,
  
  David
  

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  msim2020 Registered Users Posts: 57 Big grins

  March 15, 2005 edited March 15, 2005

  Don, does marking galleries Private mean that the galleries will need a password to be seen or is it something different? And I can well read the manual if you point me to it . Thanks!
  

  onethumb wrote:

  Currently, there isn't - other than marking your galleries Private, in which case we flag them that way for you.
  
  Sorry!
  
  Don

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  rainforest1155 Registered Users Posts: 4,566 Major grins

  March 15, 2005 edited March 15, 2005

  msim2020 wrote:

  Don, does marking galleries Private mean that the galleries will need a password to be seen or is it something different? And I can well read the manual if you point me to it . Thanks!

  Private means that these galleries don't appear on your smugmug homepage for visitors, but they can be accessed through direct links you can give to anyone.
  Additionally private galleries can also be password protected, like non-private galleries.
  
  (help pages on this topic)
  
  
  Sebastian

  Sebastian
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  msim2020 Registered Users Posts: 57 Big grins

  March 15, 2005 edited March 15, 2005

  The I guess private gallery is the way to go for me... Thanks :

  rainforest1155 wrote:

  Private means that these galleries don't appear on your smugmug homepage for visitors, but they can be accessed through direct links you can give to anyone.
  Additionally private galleries can also be password protected, like non-private galleries.
  
  (help pages on this topic)
  
  
  Sebastian

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  devbobo Registered Users, Retired Mod Posts: 4,339 SmugMug Employee

  March 15, 2005 edited March 15, 2005

  co-branding comes with Pro and Power user accounts
  

  msim2020 wrote:

  I think this would be a good thing to try. I just read up and see that this is an approach to adopt if one does not have access to the server.
  
  I believe though that co-branding also comes with the Pro membership. Is that true?

  David Parry
  SmugMug API Developer
  My Photos

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