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There are a variety of ways in which MediaWiki allows users to attempt to control search engine indexing, commonly termed "noindexing", as the default position is that pages are indexed. Most of the methods rely on using the noindex HTML meta tag, which tells search engines not to index certain pages. Respecting the tag or the robots.txt file, especially in terms of removing already indexed content, is up to the individual search engine, and in theory they may be ignored entirely.
Los métodos de control son:
- Controlling an entire namespace, via MediaWiki software settings
- Controlling classes of pages, via MediaWiki:Robots.txt
- Controlling individual pages by adding the
__NOINDEX__
magic word into them, either directly or using a template made to contain it.
- Controlling pages by adding the
__NOINDEX__
magic word into standard templates used in certain situations.
Indexing policy set by one of the means above only apply for the page content only. Views that are a part of MediaWiki interface (such as the page history, historical page version or most special pages) are never indexed, irrespective of the settings set above.[1]
Configuraciones de software y robots.txt
Configuraciones de software
Entire namespaces can be noindexed via $wgNamespaceRobotPolicies .
At the same time, __NOINDEX__
can be disabled in certain namespaces.
This is controlled by the MediaWiki software setting $wgExemptFromUserRobotsControl
, which defaults to $wgContentNamespaces
.
$wgArticleRobotPolicies can be used to specify different policies for individual pages.
Robots.txt noindexing
System message MediaWiki:Robots.txt can be used to noindex pages. Unlike the software settings, it can be directly edited.
Palabra mágica NOINDEX
Páginas individuales
Individual pages can be noindexed by adding the __NOINDEX__
magic word into that page.
This can be done either directly or using a template designed to contain the magic word (eg {{NOINDEX }}); this can make use of the keyword easier to track.
Pages with the keyword are tracked by MediaWiki, and automatically categorized in a tracking category. The category name is determined by MediaWiki:Noindex-category.
Standard template noindexing
Standard templates can include the __NOINDEX__
keyword, thereby noindexing pages to which the templates are applied. A template used to flag a particularly sensitive type of page can then automatically noindex it.
Palabra mágica INDEX
Páginas individuales
Individual pages can override namespace noindexing by adding the __INDEX__
magic word into that page.
Pages with the keyword are tracked by MediaWiki, and automatically categorized in a tracking category.
The category name is determined by MediaWiki:Index-category.
However, INDEX does not override noindexing via MediaWiki:Robots.txt.
It does override $wgArticleRobotPolicies
.
Problemas actuales
- phab:T24251 – Magic word to remove page from internal MediaWiki search results
Footnotes
- ↑
For details, see
Article
's call tosetRobotPolicy()
.