This document aims to address the difficulties faced by Korean users learning Framer due to a lack of Korean resources by translating content from the official blog into Korean and adding practical information. We hope it provides some assistance to you using Framer.

Changing Page Settings

Follow these steps to prevent a specific page from being indexed by search engines.

1. Click the hexagon icon in the top menu to open the page settings.

2. In the page settings, you can find the Show page in search engines option. Uncheck the box to prevent the page from being indexed by search engines.

Save the changes and republish the site. Then, the following meta tag will automatically be added to the page HTML.

Why doesn't the robots.txt file change to "disallowed"?

The method of disabling page indexing is handled through the "noindex" meta robots tag, as recommended by Google. Refer to the Google document Robots.txt for more information.

Using the robots.txt file to block pages from Google search results is not recommended. If anchor text links from other pages connect to the blocked page with descriptions, Google can index the URL itself even if the page is not crawled. To ensure it doesn't appear in search results, you should use the "noindex" meta tag or methods like password protection. More detailed information can be found in the Google guide Blocking Search Indexing.

An important point is that the "noindex" directive must be accessible to the crawler to work. If the page is blocked by robots.txt or is inaccessible, search engines cannot check the "noindex" tag. In this case, the URL might still appear in search results if linked from another page.

By following these guidelines, you can effectively manage which pages are indexed and control the visibility range in search engines.

If issues persist, please contact Customer Support.

This article is a translated and adapted version of Framer's official blog post, ‘How do I prevent specific pages from getting indexed by search engines?’.