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I have multiple pages that Google Search Console says are excluded by a no index tag. However, the rankmath settings for my site (https://fflegalva.com/) do not include any instructions to not index pages.
In addition, the individual page settings show that rankmath has been set to index. Despite this, each page includes the following code: <li id=”wp-admin-bar-rank-math-no-index” class=”mark-page-as”>As NoIndex
I need the following links fixed and no longer set to “noindex.” Each one needs to be set to allow indexing: https://fflegalva.com/debt-relief/
https://fflegalva.com/garnishment-attorney/
https://fflegalva.com/chapter-13-bankruptcy-attorney/
https://fflegalva.com/free-bankruptcy-consultation/
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Hello,
Thank you for contacting us and sorry for any inconvenience that might have been caused due to that.
We’ve checked your pages and we can see all of them are properly set to index.
In this case, please try to clear your website cache including any server-level cache, and revalidate the issue in your Google Search Console account. Once done, give Google some time to recrawl your site.
Regarding the
As NoIndexcode, it is a pretty common mistake to open the page source and search for a noindex tag to see if the page is marked as noindex or not.Rank Math offers a No Index and No Follow option in the admin menu bar, which could show up in the page’s source code when logged in.
Please note that the actual noindex and nofollow tags will be added like this:
<meta robots="nofollow, noindex">Hope that helps and please don’t hesitate to let us know if you have any other questions.
Thank you.
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